complex dance choreography

/kəmˈpleks dæns ˌkɔːriˈɒɡrəfi/

noun phrase

  1. A carefully planned, elaborate sequence of many difficult or intricate dance movements, or the art or process of arranging such sequences for a performance.

    B2

    uncountable

    • "The dancers practiced the complex dance choreography."A2
    • "She spent weeks learning the complex dance choreography for the show."B1
    • "The production's complex dance choreography demanded precise timing and flawless coordination from every performer."C1

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