choreograph a performance

/ˈkɔːriəɡræf ə pəˈfɔːməns/

verb phrase

  1. to plan and arrange the movements, actions, and timing of a performance, especially a dance or stage show

    B2

    transitive

    • "She choreographed a performance for the school festival."B1
    • "The director hired a professional to choreograph the musical numbers."B2
    • "The director asked him to choreograph a performance combining dance, music, and projected images."B2
    • "They carefully choreographed a performance in which every gesture reflected the characters’ emotional conflict."C1

Collocations

choreograph a dancechoreograph a routinechoreograph a stage performancechoreograph a musicalchoreograph a show

Word family

choreographerchoreographychoreographed