Sentence examples for a performance area from inspiring English sources
A performance area will feature live music and other entertainment.
This was a square building with seating along all four walls and a performance area in the centre.
The former town hall is still a civic space – people get married there – as well as a performance area, and David Jubb, the baby dandler, has determined to make every nook and cranny buzz with human and dramatic activity.
After crashing the stage during a speech by Adele at last year's Grammys, Sediuk was charged with entering a performance area and interfering with performance, but escaped a jail term.
The new 6,000-square 6,000-squaren, which includes a perfootance area that can seat 400, occupavilionmer storage space under the grand oval rotunda on the main floor of the center's home, the United States Custom House on Bowhich Green.
This nontraditional technique was supported by other unconventional techniques: by presenting an actor as an audience member; by using the theatre aisles as a performance area; and by having the actors (who represented drug addicts) panhandle the audience during the play's intermission.
Founded by Kevin Dolan and composer Paola Prestini, OMW is currently a work in process, but when it fully opens will contain a restaurant, performance area, and a rehearsal and recording space for musicians and composers.
It's distinguished by having retained its original stage wall, creating a semicircular performance area against which performers are screened, as if in relief, while the mistral whines gently around the ancient bricks.
To the right of the stage is a smaller performance area where dancers perform solos full of longing that are defined less by steps than by twisting torsos, brief pirouettes in one direction and then the other, and arching backs.
Carrying a rolled-up rug on her slight frame, she slowly made her way down a flight of stairs into a cramped performance area, stopping every few seconds in different sculptural positions.
The word has the same root as circle and circumference, recalling the distinctive environment in which such entertainment is presented the ring, a circular performance area usually bounded by a short fence (or "curb").
