Sentence examples for captivating performer from inspiring English sources

Her set is one of Glastonbury's unequivocal highlights, slipping between the coolly stylised and choreographed – flanked by male dancers, she's a slick, captivating performer – and the impassioned and eccentric.

Washington is a captivating performer, a formidable dancer who is also capable of carefully modulated expressions.

This live performance immaculately highlights her precarious balance between existential pain and stoic resilience which made her such a captivating performer.

Always a captivating performer, Thom Tuck is thoroughly worth a watch as the eponymous clown in Justin Butcher's Scaramouche Jones (Underbelly Cowgate).

The Band — which started out as a backing group for the rockabilly singer Ronnie Hawkins in the late nineteen-fifties, performed with Bob Dylan on his groundbreaking 1966 tour, and then set off on its own two years later — had a captivating performer for every taste.

Luckily the P.S. 122 theater is small, so you don't have to make too many tough choices about which of these captivating performers you want to watch at any given moment.

And thanks to the growing numbers, even more visitors will have the chance to glimpse some of nature's most captivating performers on one of the planet's great migrations. .

Liz is a captivating live performer who reminds me slightly of happier Laura Marling and a less anthemic Florence.

Meanwhile, the live performers are so captivating that they often distract from what is happening on screen.

In a year of megastar casting, no performers were as captivating as these, not least bombshell Julie Shanahan, enigmatic Eddie Martinez and gravel-voiced Mechthild Grossmann, whose wandering assessment of Bausch's surreal carnival ("Fantastic!") was impossible to dispute.

But he also grew up captivated by the performers at Paramount Music Palace, and joined ATOS as a junior in high school, winning the first competition for young artists.