After nine hours of assertive New York City hip-hop, Snoop Dogg's set was a dose of California cool; half the audience drifted away.
But for several years in the late '60s and early '70s, he was an art-house and film festival favorite whose blend of sexual frankness and political critique, served up with a strong dose of black humor, kept Western audiences enthralled and Eastern bloc censors in a state of simmering outrage.
This production is set to give audiences healthy dose of a Blues/Soul music and a dramatic performance.
"GenTerra," a performance piece put on by the group Critical Art Ensemble, twitted the audience with a dose of satire and a dose of dread.
This healthy dose of speculation was welcomed by the audience at New York University, which included more than a few people who preferred their own theories to the historian's.
Along those lines, Instagram star Therese Hollgren gives her audience a daily dose of put-together awesomeness, too.
Maybe Brown genuinely doesn't feel it, which is odd, because most colleagues I know who perform to live audiences say a dose of the jitters beforehand – within reason – usually enhances their performance.
RUSSIAN CHAMBER CHORUS OF NEW YORK In "Sunset, Night, Sunrise," Nikolai Kachanov's choir gives New York audiences a powerful dose of Russian melancholy by performing a collection of limpid miniatures by such composers as Arensky, Glinka, Mussorgsky, Rachmaninoff, and Tchaikovsky.
His live-wire expressiveness spoke of the can-do, will-do spirit that may have encouraged Depression-weary audiences with a dose of practical optimism, but the enforced razzle-dazzle showed only one side of his persona (and perhaps warped his personality).
Variety's chief film critic Scott Foundas admires the picture and thinks it will at least give audiences a hefty dose of reality.
