Sentence examples for festival presentation from inspiring English sources

Inspired by Khan's own childhood, this Edinburgh international festival presentation mixes reality and mythology to explore rebellion, identity and homeland.

DANCING IN THE PARK, the 19th annual Downtown Dance Festival presentation on the lawn of Historic Battery Park, along State Street, Lower Manhattan, through Thursday (rain date, Friday).

A picture caption on Thursday with a music review of the Performa 11 festival presentation of "That Morning Thing" by Robert Ashley, using information from the festival, misidentified the performer on the left.

Above: The Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival presentation of "Auto-Da-Fé" at the historic Hermann-Grima House, costumes from the Krewe of Armeinius.

And don't get me started on the Lincoln Center Festival presentation of the Globe Theatre's Merchant of Venice, which brought new layers of depth and meaning to the characterizations and the story.

Saturday's Silent Film Festival presentation marks the United States premiere of the restoration of this Expressionist masterpiece--restored using the original camera negative resulting in a print quality worthy of its classic status.

Although morphing has been used as part of film festival presentations at the American Society of Retina Specialists (Gentile and Ponce 2005, Nawrocki et al 2008, Nawrocki et al 2009) and as additional supporting information in online versions of articles [ 18], the technique remains unpublished in the field of ophthalmology.

This amazing staging may dominate the talk about the festival's presentation of "Michaels Reise".

Now 86, Mr. Brook returns to New York for the Lincoln Center Festival's presentation of his new interpretation of Mozart's "MAGIC FLUTE".

KIDS CAFE FESTIVAL, a presentation by Dancewave of music, dance and drama by youngsters from around the city, at the Brooklyn Music School and Playhouse, 126 St .Felix Street, Fort Greene.

But Lincoln Center Festival's presentation of Salvatore Sciarrino's chamber opera "Luci Mie Traditrici," with its frequent wordless vocalizing, suited Ms. Brown's stripped-down style.