Sentence examples for get the performers from inspiring English sources

First produced in 1904, the Scottish-born author's play originally had a cast of thirty actors; Tucker's version has six, and it's exciting to imagine how he will get the performers to tap into their inner child to draw out our own, that kid who fell in love with the theatre at an early age because he equated it with magic.

At a recent reading of "Henry IV, Part 1," an actor having trouble with a line was gently helped by an audience member who spoke up to get the performer back on track.

To get the performer off stage.

"What I have been told in the past by pornographers is that... they provide the performer with a large amount of water, and get the performer to urinate on cue".

It would appear so, unless Gaga's many gay fans are successful in a campaign launched in recent days to get the performer to explain a series of recent occasions on which she appears to be donning fur coats.

Getting the performers to play the music for real pays dividends, with composer Stephen Rennicks leading the cast through songs that range from the oblique (such as Lone Standing Tuft, an ode to a stray carpet strand) to the hilarious (Frank's Most Likeable Song – "people will love it") to the heartbreaking (I Love You All, already a haunting indie classic).

The trick in this case was getting the performer to stop".

The #1 thing high performers want is for someone to get the poor performers out of their way.

To get the card, performers were forced to go through the denigrating process of being fingerprinted and photographed by the police and be declared of "good character," which did not include anyone "who has been convicted of a felony or of any misdemeanor or offense, or is or pretends to be a homosexual or lesbian".

Burlesque claims the moral high ground because spectators tend to watch it as an art performance, and usually get the impression that performers are not being exploited (which is, of course, not always true).

Ms. Krull called Mr. Crutchfield "a singer's conductor" who knows how to get the best from performers.