One of the things I could never master in drama club in high school was choreography.  I alsoways messed up somehow
It is not so bad if you try really hard! It is  is the art or practice of designing sequences of movements of physical bodies
Yeah, but I was always more interested in the actual acting part.  Most of the choreography was involved with musicals, and I didn't much like musicals.
Well it is actually used in many fields such as cheerleading, cinematography, theater, etc.
Cheerleading, eh?  How is it different in cheerleading vs. theater?  I wonder.
Well in the performing arts, it can refer to just plain human movement and form.
Anyway, perhaps I just needed to practice the movements more.  Maybe I let the frustration at failing the moves affect my judgement of the art as a whole.
Maybe. 'Choreography' literally means 'dance-writing" in Greek. So it can mean many things.
Interesting.  It must have been separate from theater at the time, because most Greek Plays were a bunch of people just standing around wearing masks
George Balanchine in the Broadway show "On Your Toes" in 1936. Before this, stage credits and movie credits used phrases such as "ensembles staged by", "dances staged by", or simply "dances by" to denote the choreographer.
See also.
- Movement director
- List of choreographers
Punk was always creativity to me and expression and it still is to some degree only you have to dig harder... I just try to support things that I like and those are the things that took time and effort, practice, you know. If you really care then eventually you will make something that is really good".
The title of the fanzine was taken from a Bad Brains song. The first issue was a one-pager, printed front and back, photocopied and given out for free at local punk