Dance

Dance form of tribal societies for spiritual, practical, and narrative purposes

In ballet, a slow turn on one leg, standing en pointe

Compositional element of dance which describes the linear nature of the body's position

Dancing on tip toe

Visual component of dance within a particular three-dimensional area (Such as on stage)

The primary element of dance

In ballet, a leap, pushing off from one leg and landing on the other

MOvements and gestures inspired by jazz

Classical form of dance which features a staged presentation of group or solo dancing with music, costumes and scenery, generally with a narrative or story

A dancer who performs with great expertise or technical ability

In dance, sequences of motions and levels of energy

In Ballet, a deep swoop, shile keeping perfect back and neck posture

An art form involving a sequence of rhythmic movements or steps performed to music

Lead male dancer in a ballet company

A dance form and movements embraced by the aristocracy of Europe, beginning in the Middle Ages

The formal composition of dance into a meaningful whole, expressing a theme, narrative, or emotion

Dance that involves steps to an unstressed beat; improvised or rehearsed execution of more rhythmical step patterns

A "dance for two" or duet

Dancers in a ballet company excluding the prima ballerina and danseur noble

A dance form reflecting the inherited, traditional dances of the common people

A dance form meant to be enjoyed by the participants within the context of a specific social group

Compositional element of dance which describes the shape of the body during a dance

Dance that is free form movement created and performed spontaneously

Lead female dancer in a ballet company

Narrative storyline of a ballet