Most meld into the ensemble or have quit performing, preferring to look at their work from the outside.
Never comfortable in the spotlight, he quit performing in the early '70s to concentrate on songwriting and production.
He had begun choreographing in England, but in America he went at it harder, and in 2000, at the age of twenty-eight very early for a dancer—he quitwenty-eight veryrdearly make ballets forl time.
He quit performing in 1954, but the many re-releases of his discs, a ghost band, and his informed but often sardonic comments on music and many other subjects kept him in the public ear.
Then, in 1989, she quit performing, had a child and moved to Woodstock, N.Y., where she baked bread, wore Birkenstocks and drove a Saab with nearly 200,000 miles on it.
When the barbarians quit publicly cutting off heads and disgracefully dragging Americans through the streets and publicly defacing and burning the bodies of Americans, quit hijacking and flying our citizens into buildings, wear uniforms and quit performing far worse forms of torture than simulated drowning, perhaps they can expect decency in return.
In part because he didn't want to be trapped in his own "Born Yesterday," which the "Fringe" threatened to become, and in part, he admits disarmingly in the new book, because the sudden onset of sexual success made him lose some of his appetite for getting applause from audiences, Bennett decided to quit performing.
Jane quit performing to raise their children.
Grey, who had been acting since he was 10, didn't know what he would do if he quit performing.
