How to pronounce “dancers” in English

Dancers gravitate just toward just holding their leg straight up and stretching, overdoing it because that's their insecurity.

dancers um Dan is in their blood it's in their you know it's it's the it's the way they communicate with each other it's

African dancers are important because they're able to sell, they're able to tell stories behind songs, and yeah honestly, I think just find unique ways

and dancers doing a dance number they have never done before until that afternoon.

The dancers, they loved him.

Any dancers out there.

Professional dancers are nowhere.

The dancers keep swaying, and Wilson continues to circle everything with his hog.

Most dancers aren't artists.

great dancers, but shame they can't really sing or act.

are dancers on the stage, or put the fact that we are organized by dancing itself on display, or put the fact that dancing matters to us

The dancers on the stage, they want overtime.

those dancers movers action figures face was was extraordinary and just scary

African dancers such as Shyons and Sarabans which will eventually find their way into Yoan Sebastian's Barks

of themselves as dancers necessarily become incredibly high level dancers, or people who associated as dancers be incredibly incredible, dramatic actors.

So African dancers have been very instrumental in like past 10 years, by creating dance content to songs.

You have singers and dancers who are doing circus tricks, and you have acrobats who are singing.

From actors to dancers and musicians, this is a career that can start incredibly early on.

And your dancers, your presence, the stories you tell, it is truly one-of-a-kind.

They are also dancers.

and famous ballet dancers.

I looked after dancers.

There are 25 dancers also in the show that are here right now.

But the dancers in the ensemble of the show dance the entire time.

You ever watch dancers, and you're just thinking about dancing?

And all these dancers dance full time for other companies, which is why we call ourselves a collective or a collaborative.

and straight up theater dancers right so what during part of the creative process

Most people think dancers are artists.

But I think as dancers we Maybe mens eat lunch but we continue because we have only like half an hour break

And there were two dancers.

And I found that dancers always knew the music.

I was cooperating with dancers and filmmakers at the center over there, and then I began collaborating with composers, first just people

The cast is nine dancers.

And the other dancers around me.

look for non-dancers and put them together with dancers in a creative process workshop.

Then there are the dancers that the club hires at $1,000 a night to actually dance on the stage.

But the dancers on the stage, they're working.

We just are happy dancers.

And there's nine dancers that actually do the dance.

We had fire dancers.

who thought they were dancers, or they used to be dancers.

Because the ballet dancers have to have the beat.

I like you dancers in your chairs there your great our hearts were singing in the key that our to were

sharing these dancers and making new works in a sort of unprecedented volume, and so there continues to be a heavy investment in new works.

Meghan Kent: Dancers' Choice Program, can you tell us a little bit about the history of it? This is gonna be the third Dancers' Choice Program, Adrian do you wanna start?

Amanda Hankes: Dancers' Emergency Fund was something that was set up to sort of help out dancers if they find themselves needing some financial assistance outside of our salary

Meghan Kent: And now dancers are also involved in other ways as well for this program correct?

then grownup man dancers and singers and they're leaping and they're singing and they and they do this dance of Welcome

And athletes and dancers would have that kind of bodily kinesthetic intelligence.