choreographer

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Examples

• She also noted that data shows more than half of musicians, actors, dancers and choreographers are unemployed because of the pandemic.

• Spread over three huge galleries, the production’s centerpiece is a 35-minute film loop by video scenographer Massimiliano Siccardi, who creates video for choreographers, arts festivals and galas.

• Kenny Ortega, choreographer of Dirty Dancing and director of the High School Musical franchise, would direct.

• She won two Emmys as lead choreographer on the show and a Golden Globe for best actress, and in 1984, she began directing episodes.

• Her sister Debbie Allen, a multi-award winning dancer, choreographer, actor and director and a 2021 Kennedy Center Honors recipient, also graduated from Howard a year after her.

• Their marriage had begun to suffer, and memories of the polio ballet loomed over the choreographer, known to be superstitious.

• The defense called a group of young men to the witness stand, leading off with dancer/choreographer Wade Robson.

• Tsveiba runs the dance school with another choreographer and a pianist.

• Choreographer Wade Robson swore for 20 years that Michael Jackson never touched him when they shared a bed.

• Tallchief was soon married to famed Russian choreographer George Balanchine, despite the 21-year age difference.

• Diaghileff made up his mind that year that he would spare no effort to make a choreographer of Nijinsky.