Sentence examples for downtown performer from inspiring English sources

Among the last to leave was Flotilla DeBarge, a downtown performer from the early '90s, who was invited to lend some local drag cred.

The crowd, filled with fops wearing striped frocks and loud colors — the fabled downtown performer Joey Arias and the former Bananarama-er Siobhan Fahey were among the revelers — cheered loudly as Smith blew out his Fifth Avenue flagship's birthday candles.

In the new piece "13 Love Songs, Dot Dot Dot," the veteran downtown performer and cultural commentator Ishmael Houston-Jones teams up with the younger choreographer Emily Wexler to create a satire on the corrosive sentimentality of pop.

Mr. Mac is a downtown performer who often appears in drag, as he will earlier this fall reprising his bright, audacious turn as the title character in Lear deBessonet's ebullient production of "Good Person of Szechwan" at the Public Theater.

(April 10, Neil Simon Theater) GO BACK TO WHERE YOU ARE The inimitable downtown performer David Greenspan both wrote and stars in this delicious-sounding comedy about a chorus boy from ye old Greek theater who is transported through time to the present, where he finds himself vacationing with a family in Montauk.

Some of White's sculptures on view incorporate hair and wigs from iconic downtown performer friends like Lady Bunny, Jojo Americo, Billy Erb, and David Dalrymple.

It began a decade ago after some downtown performers decided to create their own event rather than go to Edinburgh.

But as Valentine's Day nears, several smaller theater companies and downtown performers are revving up alternative approaches to love and sex.

With her husband, she has created a TV comedy starring the downtown performers Bridget Everett, Neal Medlyn and Murray Hill; they are shopping the script.

HIGH heels swiveling and bugle beads flashing, Kiki, of the downtown performers Kiki & Herb, is in full frontal mode right now at the Cherry Lane Theater.

(Dunning) DEBORAH HAY (Thursday through Jan . 29 The seminal Judson choreographer Deborah Hay has recruited five all-star downtown performers for her new dance, "O, O".