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	Borders - Store Inventory - Title Detail - Dancing In The Dark: Inspired By The Music Of Frank Sinatra
		Perhaps her biggest test, though, comes at the end of the album, tackling "Fly Me to the Moon," followed by a medley of "Last Dance" and "Dancing in the Dark," taking on some of Sinatra's most famous pieces.
		While on the former Sutton doesn't always dig to the absolute heart of the song, the arrangement is stunning, with some outstanding piano from Christian Jacob that frees the songs from its '50s shackles.
		Sutton does sparkle on the other piece, however, especially "Dancing in the Dark," where the orchestral contributions are kept to a minimum, and the tracks swings in a minimalist fashion, Sutton's voice imbued with the magic of the night.
	www.bordersstores.com /search/title_detail.jsp?id=54154696&ref=list+telarc (363 words)

	Dance Review: In the Dark (Seattle Weekly)
		In the heyday of conceptual dance, we were often invited to "watch" performances that were happening in other rooms, other buildings, or other cities, simply by being told that they existed.
		But alongside those ideas, the experience of hunting for the dance in the dark is as powerful as any kinetic reaction to the movement we find.
		Dancing in the Dark — In Dark Room, Crispin Spaeth turns her dancers into ghosts and apparitions, as seen through the audiences night-vision lenses.
	www.seattleweekly.com /arts/0609/dark-room.php (778 words)

	Dancing In The Dark by Caryl Phillips: Reviews
		'Dancing' presents a fictionalized look at the life of Burt Williams (1874–1922), a vaudeville performer who was the most famous fl entertainer of his day.
		With Dancing in the Dark, Phillips has exposed that putative anguish to the light of day, where it shines, brilliantly.
		Dancing in the Dark is a mediocre book by a talented writer.
	www.metacritic.com /books/authors/phillipscaryl/dancinginthedark (803 words)

	Dancing in the Dark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		He is sucked deeper and deeper into the web of his surroundings as the story unfolds, he can’t seem to get a handle on this case, and he’s started a very interesting relationship that will have serious repercussions.
		Dancing in the Dark drew me in from the very first paragraph.
		Dancing in the Dark is wonderfully gritty, terrifyingly authentic, and flly humorous, with incredible paranormal elements and dramatic characters.
	www.fallenangelreviews.com /April2005/Michelle-DancingInTheDark.htm (219 words)

	Tierney Sutton: Dancing In the Dark
		Tierney Sutton’s latest CD, Dancing In the Dark, is “inspired by the music of Frank Sinatra”, and there is no accident in the use of the word ‘inspired.’ Sutton does not seek to slavishly imitate Sinatra’s versions of these songs.
		Instead, she offers strongly individualistic renditions that are based on a deep reading of the lyrics and a treatment of the melodic structure of the songs as living, breathing organisms.
		Dancing In the Dark may well prove one of the best vocal albums released this year.
	www.jazzitude.com /sutton_dancing.htm (412 words)

	Dancing in the Dark - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dancing in the Dark (Springsteen song), a Bruce Springsteen hit song released on his 1984 album Born in the U.S.A. Dancing in the Dark, a 1983 song by Kim Wilde which was written by Nicky Chinn and Paul Gurvitz.
		Dancing in the Dark (Jessy song), a song by Jessy, a Belgian pop artist, further covered by Mickey Modelle
		In philosophy, "dancing in the dark" refers to any situational optimism, albeit leavened by physically-construed events, that is self-referentially seen as a way for the Id to manifest itself
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dancing_In_The_Dark (222 words)

	Amazon.com: Dancing in the Dark: Books: Caryl Phillips (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Caryl Phillips, in his biographical novel Dancing in the Dark, has chosen to explore the rise of fl entertainers during the early part of the twentieth century through the lens of Bert Williams, an elegant West Indies-born vaudevillian, and his partner George Walker.
		Dancing in the Dark is best when honing in on the conflicted Williams, and, by association, the times around him.
		"Dancing in the Dark" is a biographical novel of Bert Williams, the fl entertainer who performed in vaudeville in the early part of the 20th century.
	www.amazon.com /Dancing-Dark-Caryl-Phillips/dp/1400043964 (3540 words)

	Dancing in the Dark with a Stranger
		All in all, we were carrying out all the required procedures for dancing with a stranger in the dark.
		She danced well, this stranger, moving in perfect time to the music, her steps never faltering, but she did not dance as if she was part of me, not like my Kathryn.
		This stranger would not entwine her fingers with mine, as we left the dance floor, to seek a private place where our bodies would meld in a different kind of dance; Kathryn had held my hand as if she never wanted to let go.
	www.geocities.com /cdbrit/dancingstranger.html (464 words)

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		Darkness, thus, is associated with depths of feeling, faith and soul.
		the darkness of unknowing is beneficial to the soul.
		The challenge of dancing around obsolescence is somewhat hopeless, in part because the technology industry offers genuine improvements at an amazing rate and in part because some changes are thrust upon us without much choice.
	www.fno.org /FNOMar94.html (4331 words)

	RandomHouse.ca \| Books \| Dancing in the Dark by Caryl Phillips
		“Dancing in the Dark, Caryl Phillips’s haunting novel about the career of Bert Williams, challenges the view that Williams’s fl audience appreciated that he was trying to transcend the racial stereotypes of the day.
		Dancing in the Dark is almost reluctant to put a label to the hurt, or to make a display of Williams’s vulnerability.
		Maybe Dancing in the Dark, much like Darktown Strutters, shows that as academic theorists become ever more triumphalist concerning the elevation of vernacular culture, the fl novelist as alternative historian is free to return to the nobility of defeat as a grand theme.”
	www.randomhouse.ca /catalog/display.pperl?9781400043965 (1090 words)

	Dancing in the dark-Comment-TimesOnline (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		For its first two nights, Covent Garden's downstairs Linbury Studio Theatre was home to a show in such sharp contrast that it amounted to a rebellion in the basement.
		The dances were an expression of their resilient warrior culture.
		Tough dances: sword fights in which real sparks flew, and jumps and acrobatics that would terrify any faint-hearted foe (an irony considering that some of these boys will almost certainly die at the hands of hostile soldiery).
	www.timesonline.co.uk /article/0,,18389-1223447,00.html (1100 words)

	The Video Game Critic's Atari 2600 Reviews D-E (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Dark Cavern boasts a level of intensity rarely seen in a 2600 maze game.
		Dark Chambers plays like Gauntlet in slow motion as you explore endless mazes of rooms while collecting treasures and shooting monsters.
		Dark Chambers is a breeze until you reach levels R or S, and it takes quite a while to get that far!
	www.videogamecritic.net /2600de.htm (4864 words)

	Random House Academic Resources \| Dancing in the Dark by Caryl Phillips
		Fields called him “the funniest man I ever saw, and the saddest man I ever knew,” and it is this dichotomy at Williams’s core that Caryl Phillips illuminates in a richly nuanced, brilliantly written narrative.
		The story of a single life, Dancing in the Dark is also a novel about the tragedies of race and identity, and the perils of self-invention, that have long plagued American culture.
		Dancing in the Dark is Caryl Phillips’s exquisitely moving novel about a conflicted man whose wife knew him as “a deep ocean of secrets.” Only a writer as profoundly intuitive as Phillips could bring that shrouded history to light.”
	www.randomhouse.com /acmart/catalog/display.pperl?1400079837 (474 words)

	Continuum Movement - Articles
		It is a mythic telling of the true story of Emilie Conrad-Da’oud, a woman who slipped into the crack between two worlds and emerged with an insight that would change forever her view of reality—and the lives of those with whom she later worked.
		A striking woman, with thick fl hair, dark eyes, and an earthy directness and sense of humor, Conrad-Da’oud grew up in Brooklyn and seemed destined from youth to be a successful dancer.
		Her desire to deepen her understanding of ritual dance led Conrad-Da’oud, in the mid-50s, to her travels in the West Indies.
	www.continuummovement.com /article2.html (3493 words)

	Telarc International:
		Produced by Elaine Martone, Dancing in the Dark recreates some of the drama of the life, emotion and spirit that was Sinatra.
		Right away, we knew we wanted to include ‘Without a Song’ and finish with ‘Last Dance.’ The rest of the session was spent delving into what Tierney wanted to express about her relationship to the songs.
		Scheduled to coincide with the release of Dancing in the Dark, Sutton has a four-week engagement in the famed Oak Room at the Algonquin Hotel in New York from February 17 to March 13, 2004.
	www.telarc.com /gscripts/title.asp?gsku=3592&mscssid=88KXA2HL47CK9LU7LLQS1CHD228S664A (1368 words)

	Dancing in the Dark by Mary Jane Clark
		Dancing in the Dark by Mary Jane Clark
		But it may be too late to save Diane and her loved ones from the mortal danger that lurks in Ocean Grove.
		Full of twists, turns, and terrifyingly real danger, Dancing in the Dark is summer reading at its most suspenseful yet.
	www.maryjaneclark.com /dancing.html (305 words)

	Dancing in the Dark :: Arts :: Philadelphia City Paper :: Philadelphia Arts, Restaurants, Music, Movies, Jobs, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		At an age when he reasonably could be expected to sit around being wise, 76-year-old modern dance great Paul Taylor is, instead, choreographing new work.
		What all this means is obscure, literally as well as figuratively, since the dancing really is in the dark.
		For some this dance probably is more Matrix than anti-war, and for others it may be simply unreadable.
	www.citypaper.net /articles/2006/10/26/Dancing-in-the-Dark (474 words)

	DANCING IN THE DARK
		In that instance, more than 30 million people were left in the dark for 13 hours as “the city that never sleeps” experienced a political, communications, and business crisis.
		Groping my way through the dark to the room where our digital dictation system sits, I was momentarily reassured by the glow from its monitor.
		And if it’s pitch dark and freezing cold, you may not even be able to start that sucker in time to keep your networks afloat.
	www.wwma.com /kamt/dancing.html (1655 words)

	Diana Krall - Dancing in the Dark lyric (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Dancing in the dark 'til the tune ends
		Dancing in the dark, dancing in the dark
		All song lyrics, logos, trademarks, album cover art, and other creative works are and remain copyright and property of their respective owners.
	www.bestlyric.com /lyrics/Diana%20Krall/Dancing%20in%20the%20Dark/4B171D5D512671760F6C43 (169 words)

	The Sinatraist - Chapter 17: Dancing in the Dark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		So in the split second that the Underground House was plunged into impenetrable darkness, Henry threw himself backwards onto the palms of his hands, then threw his leg out in a wide arc swiftly to his right.
		Gus' breathing came down the dark in menacing little gasps, as if he was waiting, waiting for the slightest sound that would betray which way Henry had gone.
		He blinked and blinked, but still he saw, bright in the darkness, Gus' eyes, the ruined one and the good one, both open and shining a brilliant blue in the darkness, like twin gas flames.
	www.majorweather.com /sinatraist/chapter17.html (2121 words)

	Serpentine Vol. 7, No. 1, Dark Dancing
		Dancing was not something I'd choose to talk about but this dancing had to do with Angela.
		When she said she wished she could dance with a partner, I said she ought to find one.
		Sometimes I didn't know where Angela was, what with me working two jobs and her dancing every day and sleeping in her own bedroom.
	www.serpentinia.com /latest_issue/ss_5.htm (4530 words)

	Dancing Deeper
		Dance of Awareness simply allows what is unconscious to become conscious, gives it shape, allows it to move and to transform.
		Each week we will work with whatever is ready to dance into awareness, using a mixture of inner body focus, guided movement and free dance.
		The 2006 Dance of Awareness trip to Greece was based at an amazing venue called the Pilion Centre.
	www.bodywork2.org.uk /index.asp (567 words)

	New York State Writers Institute - Caryl Phillips Sunday Gazette Article
		Phillips’ eighth book "Dancing in the Dark" (224 pages, $23.95, Alfred A. Knopf Publishers) has just been released, and it not only tells the tale of Bert Williams, but it also portrays Williams’ performing partner George Walker and their long-suffering wives.
		"Dancing in the Dark" is divided into three acts and follows the rise and tragic fall of Bert Williams, a man who at one time was the director of his own performing company and even mounted the first all-fl Broadway show.
		Caryl Phillips’ "Dancing in the Dark" recalls the performing days of Bert Williams, his partner George Walker and their longsuffering wives.
	www.albany.edu /writers.inst/gaz_phillips_caryl.html (877 words)

	Jumbo Jimbo's Song Lyrics Archive - Dancing In The Dark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Dancing in the dark, 'til the tune ends, We're dancing in the dark, and it soon ends.
		(Instrumental) (Repeat second verse) (Second Ending) Dancing in the dark, dancing in the dark, dancing in the dark.
		The lyrics/chords/tabs sheets represent contributors' interpretations of the material and may not be identical to the original versions, which are copyright their respective owners.
	www.jumbojimbo.com /lyrics.php?songid=2333 (163 words)

	Houston - Arts & Entertainment - Dancing in the Dark - houstonpress.com
		Despite its dark mood, the story occasionally loses tension; the opening night cast compensated with a handful of inspired performances.
		Dracula, danced by Timothy O'Keefe, was especially magnetic as well -- drawing his victims to his embrace with the power of his outstretched hand, and sweeping them across the floor like the broken rag dolls they become after his bite.
		In her foot-slapping village solo, Bears dances radiantly, and in a manner that suggests she's coming into her own as a performer.
	www.houstonpress.com /1997-03-20/culture/dancing-in-the-dark (1125 words)

	DANCING IN THE DARK
		In the dark, they continued to dance to their own rhythm.
		Leaving behind the dance of the three veils, she did a warrior dance that no one could see, but gave her tremendous power.
		The dual-light and dark camera kept on recording and only the crew member that cut the lights, Lucy, Renee, Xena, Gabrielle and Avicus knew about the kiss, until the episode aired.
	www.ausxip.com /fanfic2/dancinginthedark.html (2215 words)

	Dancing after Dark: A Rural Woman Recalls Farm Life in the Early 20th century (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Dancing after Dark: A Rural Woman Recalls Farm Life in the Early 20th century
		As a young woman she worked long hours in a textile mill, but she also helped with the farm chores, especially seasonal chores like the corn shucking described here.
		In this excerpt from a 1979 interview conducted by the Southern Oral History Program at the University of North Carolina, she recalled family and friends rolling up the rug for dances and parties when the day’s work was done.
	www.historymatters.gmu.edu /d/110 (433 words)

	Dee Davis - Bookshelf - Dancing In The Dark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		DANCING IN THE DARK is an excellent read, with two protagonists who belong together and know it – eventually.
		"DANCING IN THE DARK is a rivoting mystery set to good music, with fascinating characters and an attention-grabbing plot.
		DANCING IN THE DARK is a definite page turner, and a story you'll want to finish in one sitting.
	www.deedavis.com /bookshelf/ditd/reviews.html (548 words)

	articles : Dancing in the Dark: The Addictive Lure of Pornography : Youth Specialties (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Yet, despite the damage inflicted upon those young people trapped in the seductive web of pornography, few seem to recognize that there is a problem in the first place.
		Adult entertainment companies are now traded on Wall Street, and through their cable subsidiaries, major US corporations (like AT&T and Time-Warner) have become some of the largest distributors of pornography in history.
		For example, the movie Midnight Cowboy, which was released in 1969, initially garnered an X rating for its honest portrayal of a male hustler and the dark side of human sexuality.
	www.youthspecialties.com /articles/topics/sexuality/dancing.php (2219 words)

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