Sentence examples for homeless performance from inspiring English sources

At a time when many major adventurous theater companies have either lost their space (St. Ann's Warehouse) or are temporarily homeless (Performance Space 122), Ms. Yoo has a very precious asset: downtown real estate.

It started out as the Lady Carpenter Institute, which taught woodworking and plumbing to poor women but soon expanded to include 12-step programs, an overnight homeless shelter and performance spaces.

Equally at ease monitoring a homeless shelter or student performances at the Metropolitan Opera.

The artistic director envisions Center Stage putting on an outdoor production in the future, as well as taking performances into homeless shelters and prisons in the area.

Tonight, in "Honor," Stephen Lang gives a searing performance as a homeless man living in an almost constant state of rage.

In the Musical or Comedy Best Actress category, Dame Maggie Smith is surely the favourite for Lady in the Van – albeit that there is as much pathos as there is humour in her performance as the homeless woman taking up residence in Alan Bennett's Camden driveway.

Other British films screening at the festival include Nicholas Hytner's adaptation of Alan Bennett's hit play The Lady in the Van, with Maggie Smith reprising her much-lauded performance as eccentric homeless woman who lived in Bennett's drive for 15 years.

Another nomination followed for his performance as a homeless man in Terry Gilliam's film The Fisher King, though it was not until 1998 he was finally recognised by the Academy for his Good Will Hunting role.

Gere, who gave an excellent change-of-pace performance as the homeless protagonist of "Time Out of Mind" (Moverman's best and least-seen picture), is unsurprisingly fine as a silver-haired politico who winds up showing more spine than most would give him credit for.

"The most challenging social sculpture of our times is made by the quiet performances of the homeless within the shelter provided by the doorways of the shops of our inner cities".

Twenty years later, the haunting "Vagabond" centered on Sandrine Bonnaire's shattering performance as an aimless, homeless drifter.