We live in New York and I had to go down to New Orleans the week after, which was hard, but I think it probably informed the performance.
Similar qualities informed the performance of the Shostakovich, which closed the concert, and for which Mr. Peskanov was joined by Steven Beck, the pianist, and Sumire Kudo, a cellist.
"When you know something about the other actor's life that is so parallel to the play, it can't help but inform the performance," Mr. Dold said.
In the Celebrate Brooklyn! project, "the images will inform the performance," said Ms. Allen, a soulful, post-bop pianist whom Ben Ratliff of The New York Times recently called "one of the more important jazz musicians of the last 25 years" and whose album "Flying Toward the Sound" made several "best of" lists for 2010.
Through simulations of prosthetic vision, researchers can experience first-hand many performance and behavioral aspects of prosthetic vision, and studies conducted on a larger population can inform the performance and behavioral preferences in general and in individual cases.
Jon's half of the phone call with Betty was the last thing we shot on "Mad Men," and I'd like to think that the experience informed the performance.
"Tight, narrow, airless spaces that would inform the performances".
A life in the theater cannot inform the performances of an excellent cast, Roberta Wallach and Amy Stiller prominently among them, but the director David Saint, the beneficiary of having staged the play two months ago in its premiere at the George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick, N.J., where he is in artistic charge, was not a director in absentia here.
Now, you know, both of those aesthetic approaches were there to really inform the actors, every choice we made in the film was not one just for an aesthetic trick or surface design or whatever, they were put in place to inform the performances, really.
The element of fiscal reform that emphasises outputs and outcomes of government services informs the development of performance management.
