choreography

Preposition: of

• dance: Personally, I found this session gave a deeper insight into the choreography of the dance.
• movement: The ethereal dream sequences disrupt the fluidity of the everyday reality as the rigid choreography of movement breaks the natural pattern of interaction.
• ballet: This idea was quickly scrapped and the choreography of each ballet then adapted to cope with the inconvenient space.

Converse of object

• combine: Body Step: This class uses simple yet effective choreography combined with powerful, athletic moves.
• teach: There are also loads of local Flamenco teachers with good reputations, who teach new choreographies from the beginning of each month.
• perform: Pontardawe Arts Center ( 28 Sep 06 ) Shades of Passion Experience world-class international choreography performed by Wales ' National Dance Company.
• dance: He danced the choreography he had been learning in his private lessons.
• create: His aim was always to create choreography that dancers enjoyed.
• think: And although there were a few dull moments I thought the choreography for the corps was very eye-catching and fun to watch.

Adjective modifier

• inventive: Marvelous inventive choreography and design ideas fused with fascinating music.
• breathtaking: But the visuals are worth the admission fee alone, especially during the breathtaking choreography of a nightclub scene.
• stunning: This glittering production also boasts stunning choreography by Wayne Sleep.
• brilliant: The rolling of the ship produces some brilliant unrehearsed choreography.
• contemporary: They were soon followed by the Royal Ballet, who began to add contemporary choreography to their repertoire.
• original: We were able to re-create the original choreography for our production in the West End which was a huge honor.

Modifies a noun

• competition: January 2004 On 31st January 2004, we entered a choreography competition based around Dirty Dancing.
• work: A 75 minute choreography work for 5 dancers which toured London and the South east.

Noun used with modifier

• fight: This may be weary to some viewers who simply want to see really great fight choreography.
• dance: Would you like to develop the skills needed for street dance choreography?
• action: But what made me really enjoy the movie as a whole was his fresh approach to action choreography.