Sentence examples for explosive performers from inspiring English sources

The queer rap scene has gotten more notice in the last two years, as explosive performers like Mykki Blanco, Big Freedia, Le1f and Zebra Katz have gotten mainstream notice with flamboyant aesthetics (many incorporate drag or subversive performance art into their act) and unapologetically gay rhymes.

As embodied by Porter, Lola is a star-making performance that gives this full-voiced, explosive performer something to sink his stiletto heels into.

At the Garden, Bernard King is fondly recalled as perhaps the most explosive performer to play for the home team.

And Griffiths' band is a very fine one, all of whom are explosive, interesting performers.

He's been recording in various capacities for years, and is currently on the roster of a North American tour with The M Machine and equally explosive live performers, The Glitch Mob.

"They said, 'No, we do teach.' " Anna McHugh, a licensed special education teacher in Harlem who describes herself as an "explosive hula hoop performer," will present a three-minute extravaganza incorporating six hoops, some of them illuminated.

The Suspensions, a teachers' rock band from the Celia Cruz High School of Music in the Bronx; Anna McHugh, an explosive hula hoop performer and a colleague of Mr. Jordan's at Urban Assembly; and Alex Barder, a Russia-born saxophonist, were also hits with the crowd, but did not make it to the final three.

The choreography is antiliteral, and Mr. Eifman has molded his dancers into performers of explosive expressiveness.

He is still working in the tradition of the B action movies that flourished under the Cannon Films label in the 1980s and early '90s, and still employing legions of stunt performers and explosives riggers in the service of his vision, which is the old and durable one that bad guys need killing.

Pacing, circling, brushing up against one another in the opening sequences of Yael Farber's "Nirbhaya" — the harrowing documentary drama that opened on Sunday night at the Lynn Redgrave Theater — a mere half-dozen performers evoke the explosive contingency of life in an overpopulated city.

José Figueroa's martial arts choreography weaves the battles and individual encounters together skillfully, though most of his performers lack the crisp, explosive edge that make staged martial arts moves so exciting.