In recasting principal roles, Mr. Chen was faced with finding performers flexible enough to shed aspects of their Chinese opera training, including the emphasis on emulating the styles of past great performances.
Moreover, Mahler was an immensely practical musician, attentive to performers' needs, flexible with regard to transpositions and seldom fixed in his mind about whether a particular song should be sung by a man or a woman.
It works best as a quick-cutting performance film with a rapid, flexible style that mirrors the performers' strutting on runways and dance floors.
Reagan emerges as a flexible pragmatist and natural performer who "rarely looked backward" and "pursued the ends of Barry Goldwater by the means of Franklin Roosevelt".
Concert-hall technology can now do wonderful things, and this hall would do many of them: infinitely flexible in how audience and performers would interact, every seat equipped with the latest digital bells and whistles.
Dori was one of several performers in a flexible, rotating cast to portray the character of Frank N. Furter, shadowing the film above.
As a company, we think of technology as another performer (a very flexible one) and in this case, the app was to be the opera's guide: the impartial ferryman.
Although she started her career as a spoken-word performer, she's a flexible, blithely swinging singer.
She continued to work at nightclubs, however, and became a peerless performer in these more flexible and intimate circumstances.
In line with the assumptions of the CRUNCH model [ 34], our results suggest that younger high-performing individuals show a flexible upregulation of activation as neural response to increasing task load, whereas younger low performers seem to reach a resource ceiling at a moderate load level.
