Sentence examples for because of performers from inspiring English sources
Yet this fairly rote tale of rural ghouls and their passing-through prey has its own hick charm, mostly because of performers who never overplay their hands.
But never mind, because the quartet of performers are personable, their talent obvious and this theatrical mash-up has a low-key, lo-fi inventiveness that occasionally verges on the brilliant.
LILY TOMLIN Performer BECAUSE of Charles Busch, I'm eager to see "The Tale of the Allergist's Wife".
These temporary new meanings could be regarded as impure or distracting, but, for me, they are an illustration of the fluidity of theatre: the way in which one performance may be different from another because of what performers or theatregoers have had to eat, and whether the highlight of their day was a final demand from the Inland Revenue or sex.
Alfaro's intention was to symbolically unite these mortal enemies through art, but the community behaved like the screaming, ecstatic fans of rock stars, precisely because of the performers' bigger-than-life status as powerful gangsters.
"I think everyone in Australia appreciates that Test cricket is the pinnacle for the players – but from a spectator's perspective this BBL is going ballistic, it's just absolutely huge because of the performers involved," says McClatchey.
A lot of performers teach because they have to.
Giant Step, which promotes club events and runs its own label, celebrates its 10th anniversary with a typically diverse group of performers united because they make people dance.
