Sentences with phrase «other dancers moved»
Nobody wants to be the person stepping to the left when 5 other dancers moved to the right while performing in a stage in front of hundreds of people, as well as nobody enjoys turning to the wrong side for misreading your dance partner lead, or watching how a follower does a completely different step that the one the leader indicated.
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In that race, she stated she was confident she could «collect more than enough signatures from cadres of escorts, ex-escorts, strippers, dancers, dommes, gays, lesbians, Libertarians, Ron Paul supporters, U.S. Marines, rappers who revere the pimp and other lovers of freedom moving my petitions.
It's basically the same story with the twist, the story of anonymous black dancers having professional entertainers and impresarios package and sell their probably individually - innovated and yet collectively - developed moves to others.
But in a move to draw other demographics, Excalibur brought in the hot male Thunder From Down Under dancers and The Australian Bee Gees Show.
Now you compete against a friend side - by - side, and the addition of Free -4-All, where extra points are given to the dancer who can successfully complete a single move before the other, makes multiplayer more involved and provides extra fodder for living room trash talking.
British dancer and choreographer Siobhan Davies went the other way, studying art before moving into dance, and has done much to position her own company as a site of crossover — from exhibitions with Victoria Miro to art exhibitions and experimental collaborations with artists at her own company studios in South London.
A video at the entrance to the gallery shows two dancers moving more elegantly through the space, obeying a set of instructions that dictate their interactions with it and with each other.
The section opens with two moving - image pieces — one by Johan Grimonperez about the global arms trade, courtesy of New York's Sean Kelly gallery, the other by Mathilde Rosier about dancers in Nairobi, brought to the fair by Dusseldorf's Kadel Willborn gallery.