Sentences with phrase «dancing studio who»

The author even interviews a fitness instructor at a pole dancing studio who attests that red lights are used in their classrooms so clients will be more comfortable and confident with their bodies during the lessons.

She also joined a composition class led by Robert Dunn, a musician from the Merce Cunningham dance studio who was interested in applying the musical ideas of John Cage (Cunningham's partner and regular collaborator) to dance.

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It takes a while for him and his wife, Ashley, who owns a nearby dance studio, to get everyone together.

Those who were lucky enough to be pulled or pushed, a year or so ago, to the Beatles» first movie, A Hard Day's Night, will recall the enchanting scene in which the four of them escape from the prison - like television studio, where worldly men are trying to get them to perform properly, and flee to an open field for a few surrealistic moments of jumping, dancing, abandon.

As someone who loves music and whole body movement, I have often thought about looking for a local dance studio, but since I really have no dance training (and not always the best coordination) I was always...

Hilara is a yoga studio owner and mother to little ones with Alec Baldwin who writes about her story of overcoming injuries by pushing herself to hard while pursuing a dance career.

From my desk I can look down into the Joffrey Academy studios and see young dancers who are learning the tools to possibly be a Joffrey ballerina in their future and I can also hear the company dancing above us; it's an amazing juxtaposition.

Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera were old friends from the MGM days, who had contributed the «dancing mouse» sequence for Sidney's Anchors Aweigh; Sidney repaid the favor by helping to finance their new studio, and also smoothing the path for Hanna - Barbera's valuable distribution deal with Screen Gems, Columbia's TV division.

After passing the same window on several subsequent days and always seeing the same gorgeous, sullen woman standing there — she reminds me of the dog in «The Triplets of Belleville» who runs upstairs to watch the train pass every hour — he hesitantly approaches the dance studio and signs up for lessons.

If all this weren't enough, Mannix also has to contend with twin gossip columnists (played by Tilda Swinton) who are circling the studio in search of scandal; a near - fatal accident involving a film editor (Frances McDormand); an accountant (Jonah Hill) enlisted to see whether the pregnant ingénue can legally adopt her own child; and a song - and - dance star (Channing Tatum) harboring more than one Big Secret.

It's a time when one could wander a studio lot, open the door to any given soundstage, and discover some sort of wonder: a cowboy as adept with a six - string as he is with six - shooter, a giant pool where mermaids perform a water ballet to the music of a live orchestra, a tavern where sailors about to ship out sing in lament of the absence of dames at sea and dance with each other (since — wink — they're going to have to get used to that situation — wink again), or a lavish bacchanal hosted by a Roman centurion who's on the verge of accepting a new kind of faith.

Our tour guide was a forty - year veteran teacher named Charles Cassar, who couldn't wait to show us the rehearsal spaces, dance studios, and the high school's two magnificent theatres — all of it in the last place you'd look for them, smack in the middle of a blue - collar refinery town that took the hardest blow dealt by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Wasn't this first announced in a Nintendo Direct as exclusive (or at least first on Switch)... and then debunked by the studio who said it was going multiplatform and everyone would get it at the same time... and now... that same old song and dance.

Danish indie studio Kong Orange's upcoming game, Felix the Reaper, turns this concept on its head by depicting death as a stylish fellow who has some killer dance moves and a ceaseless urge to find the woman he loves.

The exhibition concludes with the work of Roy Lichtenstein, Tom Wesselman, Andy Warhol, Janet Taylor Pickett, and John Baldessari, who have appropriated and adapted Matisse's classic themes of the dance, the studio, the nude, portraiture, and the goldfish bowl as varying approaches to his universal art and fame.

Moishe Mana, founder of the moving company, and his right - hand man Eugene Lemay have converted 150,000 square feet of the 1.5 million industrial space they own in Jersey City into the impressive Mana Contemporary, a center that houses over 250 artists» studios, numerous art galleries, Richard Meier's Model Museum, Gary Lichtenstein's Editions printing studio and shop, in addition to dance studios, an art book shop, a bistro, designer studios, a recently completed spectacular column - free 50,000 - square - foot separate glass gallery, and who knows what else?

Here the narrator is Visnu, an Indian mathematician estranged from his despotic father, who runs a traditional dance studio in Madras.

Try out a different kind of studio visit with dancer and artist Jillian Peña, who will perform her new architecturally - influenced dance and actually take time to explain it to visitors, or check a screening of the Swedish film making waves with its representation of transgender life at Pioneer Works.

De Frutos, who was born in Venezuela, is an award winning choreographer and dancer based in London, where he is working this year in the dance studio of the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden.

Unfortunately for Ms. Dyke, this new tenant was a professional dancer who eventually turned the unit into a full - time professional dance studio.