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Performing Arts
The performing arts are forms of creative expression, in which the undertakers use their body or presence as the medium.
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What are the steps of salakot dance?
I don't know that dance if you want an answer go to your mom and ask her about that dance "Salakot dance"
a combination of diction, tone, and language used to tell a story.
Because she was the founder of two different dance companies, Cholomondeleys and Feathertonehaughs, and coreographed over one hundres dances with these two companies. Also Featherstonehaughs was the only all male dance company of it's time.
She was awarded an MBE in 2002 for her contribution to dance.
Who is the main villain in starlight express?
Well, the main villain is a bit hard to explain. He's not "evil" per say, but he does have a habit of wrecking trains. Why? Well, there have been a few theories. Some say he loves Dinah, and since Greaseball is dating her, he tries to wreck him to get to her. But a more likely theory was that he does it as a hobby because he is insane, or he has multiple personalities. This character I am talking about is not Greaseball, nor Electra. It is actually, CB the caboose. A bit shocking, I know; even I was surprised at first. But it's true. CB (or Caboose, as he is known nowadays) is the "badguy" of Starlight Express. How can you tell?
Let me explain:
Greaseball is a bully, and a bit of a showoff. He gets physical, he leads a gang, and bumps other trains, but he does not wreck them.
Electra is a showoff as well, and a bad loser, but he just shows off pretty much. That's all he does.
CB, on the other hand, well he's another story. CB can be kind, sweet and helpful, but he has a dark side. If you look at his costume, you'll see signs from other railroads on his shoulders. Those are "trophies" he gained from wrecks. He even claims to be "Public Enemy Number 1".
SPOILER! Read with caution! If you have not seen this production and want to see what happens for yourself, please do not read!
At first CB appears to be a friendly caboose that smiles all the time, but he's also friends with Greaseball. That's your first clue something isn't right about him. He wrecks Hashamoto the Bullet Train in Heat 1, though this isn't revealed until later. Then, he holds Rusty back, and has him hanging from a bridge. There are pictures of this moment at bellesdomain.co.uk CB finally tries to wreck Electra and Greaseball when they fight over him. I believe he turns good at the end, but I'm actually not sure myself.
I guess I'll have to see the show myself and find out.
What is the importance of ballroom dance?
- improves your posture
- plays a vital part in boosting your confidence
analogy of cell in dasnce is things in dance but in the things of a cell like a nuclus in a cell is the boss of the cell so in dance the nuclues would be the dance teacher
How did lord Capulet force the young ladies to the dance with him?
He tells the young ladies that they have corn feet.
Ewwy :p
What risque dance was a particular favorite of Queen Elizabeth I?
In the Elizabethan Era, dance styles were separated by those for the upper classes and those for the lower classes. Although Elizabeth's favorite dance was the Galliard, she also enjoyed the Volte (Volt or Lavolta), which was a suggestive or risque dance. It was the only dance style of the upper classes that allowed partners to embrace closely in the court and the male partners to lift the females high above their heads.
If you con Walk you can dance If you can Talk you can sing?
Maybe, due to your body functions,but there ARE exceptions, like the samba,foxtrot,or the tango.With songs, yeah.......pretty much no exceptions(hopefully).
How should you decorate a dance themed bedroom?
get a disco ball, get one of those dance mats u get with the dance games and use it as a carpet, or instead of a disco ball, use different colored lights u get at home depot. ect. u know what i mean. make it fun! and creative!
When was the catwalk invented?
it was created in 1009 and thats a fact. i know because im professer crazy dave but you can call me professer crazy dave.
