Jooss, in fact, advocated a form of dance-theatre in which the choreography is dramatic and develops from a libretto (often his own). Choreographer, composer, and designer combine their efforts to produce a coherent work in which all the elements, in harmony with each other, convey the feelings and ideas more powerfully.
Jooss promoted a form of dance-theatre where choreography is based on drama and frequently stems from his own libretto. The choreographer, composer, and designer join forces to produce an integrated performance in which all components, working together harmoniously, effectively communicate feelings and ideas more powerfully.