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And this time, the joy is quadrupled as I was given the opportunity to choreograph for the opening ceremony of Syed Modi International Badminton Championships 2017.

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and decided he would only go back to choreographing if it 'felt as good' as the six hours of moving he was doing daily at the disco." Today, he continues to choreograph for his troupe, Lar Lubovitch Dance Company.

Dunham choreographed Aida for the Metropolitan Opera in 1963, making her the first African American to choreograph for the prestigious institution.

She did not choreograph Will Smith for the film Ali (there was a boxing choreographer); she choreographed the African dance scene for the film.

FAMILIAR WITH HERM CHOREOGRAPH? Well, if you've ever attended a Le Tigre concert, choreographed by band member JD Samson, you've seen it.

Always looking to experiment, Wheeldon accepted director Nicholas Hytner's offer to choreograph the Broadway musical The Sweet Smell of Success, set to open March 14 at New York's Martin Beck Theatre.

The love of moving has been always at the heart of why I dance; it is also partially why I choreograph. I've learned that listening to the body is a lot more meaningful than telling it what to do.

"Until I was asked to choreograph an opera, I had never seen one," he said.

It was Kidd who suggested that she be hired to choreograph the 1955 revival, starting her on a career that would span more than four decades and win her eight Tony nominations and an Oscar.

"I don't think I could choreograph without character and story."

"It's like watching light pass through a prism," said Martha Graham on the only occasion (in 1959) when she watched George Balanchine choreograph. What she meant was that music seemed to pass through him and become, with no visible effort, dance steps.