Sentence examples similar to dawn performance from inspiring English sources

The dawn performances have become a feature of the festival, and improbable though it may seem to many of his countrymen, Doran insisted they sell out first.

In August 1976, Mr. Shankar marked the 20th anniversary of his first tour of the United States with a dusk-to-dawn performance at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine on Manhattan's Upper West Side, and again the question of his music being corrupted by American influences came up.

Caroline Bergvall's sunrise performance Raga Dawn (6.38am was the exact hour the sun rose, albeit behind cloud cover, in Tilbury that day) is part of Estuary, a 16-day festival celebrating the distinct character of the Essex "edgelands" between Tilbury and Southend.

These highly ritualized midnight-to-dawn performances may be viewed from either side of the screen, some of the audience sitting behind the dalang (puppeteer), but most connoisseurs prefer to watch the figures as shadows cast on the screen.

Since Jackson first set foot in Middle-earth we have seen the dawn of "performance capture", which organically combines acting with computer graphics, and the widespread rejection of the faster 48 frames-per-second format in which studios and audiences alike seem to have lost both faith and interest.

Arianda made her Broadway début in April, 2011, as "Born Yesterday" 's bimbo-turned-bookworm, Billie Dawn, in a performance full of sinew and sass, which earned her a Tony nomination for Best Actress.

Since the dawn of computing, performance has been the dominant factor driving innovation.

Therefore, we put forward the CARP problem in the interest of enhancing the QoS performance of DAWN.

But she says that being invited to spend time with the five orang-utans at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle gave her a wealth of experience to bring to her performance in Dawn.

Much has been made of Andy Serkis' performance in "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes," and with good reason.

Thursday's festivities began with an acoustic set from Parisian favorite, singer-songwriter Hugh Coltman and culminated in festival veteran Nouvelle Vague's exclusive performance of "Dawn of Innocence," a sultry and experimental musical directed by fashion designer/artist Jean-Charles de Castelbajac.