Sentence examples for free presentation of from inspiring English sources

A free presentation of music, dancing and storytelling.

Also at the Danspace Project, an informal free presentation of work by Kathleen Dyer and Hetty King.

Starting tonight for the sixth year in a row, the New York City Opera is providing this opportunity through VOX: Showcasing American Composers, its free presentation of excerpts from new, unperformed American operas.

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If the program consists of 98 free presentations of dramas, comedies, poetry and story readings, then plenty of time and space is a requisite.

CENTERPORT The Vanderbilt Museum Planetarium dome will be filled with laser and sky shows this week, including four free presentations of the family-friendly "Holiday Magic" this Sunday, starting at 6 p.m. From Monday to Thursday, the planets, the moon and other celestial wonders will be explored in shows from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. ($6 to $12).

FilmStruck will be curated by the programmers at Turner Classic Movies, the film cable network that has developed a highly devoted audience thanks to its commercial-free presentations of often restored legendary Hollywood movies.

If you have an interview coming up, you can benefit from one of the free presentation programmes, or even better book a place on one of our workshops such as Surviving Assessment Centres, or How To Be A Good Interviewee.

Music and dance will come together in a performance that is called dreamlike and elegant when the Han Tang Yuefu company of Taiwan gives its only New York performance of the year at 8 30 tonight in a free presentation in the Lincoln Center Out of Doors festival.

In 2010, L.A. Opera presented a free outdoor presentation of Daniel Catan's "Il Postino" at the Segerstrom.

This weekend MFC launches as a public organisation with an ambitious, free, audiovisual presentation of the first section of Okri's poem.