Sentences with phrase «young dancers from»

One of the world's most prestigious ballet competitions, it brings together the finest young dancers from around the globe working to the RAD syllabus, to take part in an intensive week of coaching from world - renowned teachers and choreographers.

As with journalism schools, the training programs that take young dancers from school assemblies to concert halls are the last to react.

Not exact matches

Ask any of this summer's 200 sun dancers from South Dakota's Rosebud Reservation or the thousands of young Native men and women participating these days in pipe ceremonies and sweatlodge rituals in prisons and in alcohol treatment programs across North America, and they will testify to the contrary.

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.

Sugar Babies: attractive and younger women, beautiful, intelligent and classy, they are from Australia, UK, Canada, United States Asian and so on, including college students, sexy dancers, nurses, singers, pro athletes, actresses, beauty queens, fitness models and Hollywood celebrities, just name a few!

Sugar Babies - attractive and younger women, beautiful, intelligent and classy, they are from Australia, UK, Canada, United States Asian and so on, including college students, sexy dancers, nurses, singers, pro athletes, actresses, beauty queens, fitness models and Hollywood celebrities, just name a few!

This impressively accessible take on some very difficult issues benefits from the measured but relatable performances from Lily Collins and Alex Sharp, with the latter playing a young British dancer who is also a «rexie» and who becomes the lead's confidant and maybe more, and an avuncular turn from Keanu Reeves as the youngsters» doctor.

Mac and Me Alan Silvestri (1988) *** 1/2 MacArthur Jerry Goldsmith (1977) **** Machine Gun McCain Ennio Morricone (1969) *** The Machinist Roque Baños (2005) *** 1/2 Mad City Thomas Newman (1997) *** Mad Dog Francesco de Masi (1984) *** 1/2 Mad Max Tom Holkenborg (2015) ** 1/2 Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted Hans Zimmer (2012) ** Madison Christopher Young and Kevin Kiner (2001) **** Magic Jerry Goldsmith (1978) **** 1/2 The Magnificent Seven Elmer Bernstein (1960) ***** The Magnificent Seven James Horner and Simon Franglen (2016) *** 1/2 Making the Grade Basil Poledouris (1984) *** Maleficent James Newton Howard (2014) ***** Malice Jerry Goldsmith (1993) ** 1/2 A Man Called Peter Alfred Newman (1955) *** The Man from UNCLE Daniel Pemberton (2015) **** 1/2 The Man in Half Moon Street: Great Film Music by Miklós Rózsa Miklós Rózsa (2014 compilation) ***** Man of Steel Hans Zimmer (2013) * Man on a Ledge Henry Jackman (2012) ** Man on Fire John Scott (1987) **** Man on Fire Harry Gregson - Williams (2004) ** Man to Man Patrick Doyle (2005) **** Man Trouble Georges Delerue (1992) *** The Man Who Would Be King Maurice Jarre (1975) ***** The Man with the Golden Gun John Barry (1974) *** Man, Woman and Child Georges Delerue (1983) **** The Manhattan Project Philippe Sarde (1986) **** Mao's Last Dancer Christopher Gordon (2009) **** Maps to the Stars Howard Shore (2014) ** March of the Penguins Alex Wurman (2005) **** Marco Polo Ennio Morricone (1982) ***** Le Marginal Ennio Morricone (1983) **** 1/2 Maria di Nazaret Guy Farley (2012) **** Marie Ward Elmer Bernstein (1986) ***** Married To It Henry Mancini (1991) *** Mars Attacks!

The film stars Tony Award nominees, New York City Ballet principle dancer Robert Fairchild as Jerry Mulligan and British Royal Ballet dancer Leanne Cope as Lise Dassin, reprising their roles from the original Broadway production and a company of over 50 actors, dancers and musicians including Haydn Oakley as Henri Baurel, Zoë Rainey as Milo Davenport, David Seadon - Young as Adam Hochberg and Jane Asher as Madame Baurel.

From the time she was a young dog, Dancer had issues with her back hips.

10 years ago, Emily Hanson, a young dancer, found herself at the railway station in a strange town, not knowing who she was or where she came from.

There was a dearth of Bay Area dance opportunities in the late 1940s when Anna arrived, but her direction in movement attracted young dancers and choreographers from the East Coast.

Just as today we often experience the electrified gestures of Martha Graham only through the photographs of Morgan (a collaboration highlighted in Jason Andrew's recently closed group show, To Be a Lady), one imagines a young dancer of the future looking to Lemberger's photographs to distill a bit of spirit from the forgotten performance.

The installation focuses on four distinct characters / scenarios: a Tokyo auctioneer, a young man (Andre 3000 from the music group Outkast) navigating desolate urban streets, a helicopter factory worker who doubles as a tap dancer, and a young woman playing handball.

From pleasantly smelling soaps trying to keep dirt and germs at bay to dancers interrupted by exuberant young children in bright colours and superhero costumes, the disconnect between a desire for control and what really happens in life is highlighted.

The event is from 10 AM — 3 PM and the schedule for the day includes: All day Great Hall Music by guitarist Carl LeBlanc All day Galleries Scavenger hunt All day 1st Floor Elevator Lobby Art on the Spot activities 10:15 Great Hall Ballet performance inspired by Degas» Little Dancer, Aged Fourteen by Young Audiences» students 10:45 2nd Floor Galleries Readings inspired by Degas» Little Dancer, Aged Fourteen 11:30 2nd Floor Galleries StoryQuest with author Alex McConduit 11:45 Stern Auditorium Odyssey Art Contest award ceremony 12:00 Great Hall Ballet performance by Pembo Cieutat Academy of Dance 12:45 1st Floor Galleries Family tour of «Photorealism» 1:00 Great Hall Ballet performance by the Schramel Conservatory of Dance «Pro-Track» dancers.

The shoot took place ahead of 450 young dancers, from around the country, heading to Salford in July for U.Dance, the nation's youth dance festival, which this year takes place at The Lowry.

The two images are virtually identical, save for the direction of the young dancer's gaze, which shifts from left to right.

«Nick.e.lo.de.on» takes its name not only from its model (the young dancer Nick Daley), but from the flickering images of early nickelodeon movies.

No wonder my youngest grandchild didn't get so much from Santa this year — Dancer et al could not get up to take - off speed in the slush!