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"It will create a performance that will even surprise themselves".

McGregor says he was moved to create a new iteration of the book, to team up with artists from different disciplines to create a performance that might wrap an audience in a "sensory adventure" that had a "true emotional temperature".

Mr. Johnson said one of his goals in using the bathhouse was to create a performance that might live largely by word of mouth — because so few people would end up seeing it, and even those with tickets might not be able to endure the entire play.

Today, in "Drone-Augmented Amazingness," Japanese dance troupe Eleven Play have teamed up with artist, hacker, and all-around iconoclast Daito Manabe to create a performance that brings the term, "rise of the machines" to literal new heights.

So I'd known her in that way and I used to make her coffee and help her with her fan mail, and that's pretty much all I did on this film as well with her... Simon Curtis: Well directing for theater is all about helping an actor create a performance that can be repeated, night after night; in film it's all about helping an actor create a performance that lives for a moment and then disappears.

After two months we finally created a performance that combines much of the original text with other dream material.

"Right now, they are grappling with a way of creating a performance that merges a concert and a film and, simultaneously, illustrates that mysterious world.

Rich Marotta, a stand-up comedian, and his wife, Tamara Marotta, aka the pink-haired and often bumbling Twila Zone, profess to combine laughter with illusions, creating a performance that offers magic and sends it up at the same time.

During a live performance on the Seattle radio station KEXP, in mid-April, the guitarist Gemma Thompson, who named the band, said, "We wanted to put everything we'd all accumulated individually into creating a performance that had kind of a sonic representation of the name Savages".

In the Theater Guild's original 1923 production a stellar cast under the direction of Philip Moeller created a performance that inspired other plays and movies for two generations, and Lee Simonson's brilliant sets, including a giant icon of an adding machine, were celebrated as masterpieces of graphic art.

Ferhman rightly includes that Marcus derides the author of The Corrections and Freedom as "creating a performance that was sometimes more compelling than his own fiction".