Sentence examples for landmark performance from inspiring English sources

After all, there's very much something of the charismatic shape-shifter that was Olivier to Mark Rylance, the Tony-winning performer ("Boeing-Boeing") whose landmark performance in Jez Butterworth's "Jerusalem" can be experienced anew on the West End from Jan . 28for 12 weeks before a Broadway run in a year or so.

But the landmark performance was Maureen Toal as Kate Keller, the mother.

It's a great play, but Mark Rylance's landmark performance as Johnny "Rooster" Byron raised it, and I was completely gobsmacked.

The first fruit of Mr. Mackerras's Mozart research was a landmark performance of "The Marriage of Figaro" at the Sadler's Wells Opera, in 1965.

However, director William A. Wellman was so impressed with Cagney's intensity that he had the actors switch roles, thus facilitating a landmark performance in cinematic history.

Mr Nice should, then, be a landmark performance: the part of his life (he's on screen constantly, even playing Marks aged 14).

There are many landmark performances burned into people's brains.

So instead we have eight conversations between Rampling and one or other of her pals, each with a particular theme, sometimes involving a bottle of red, always drawing on one of her landmark performances.

The UK is to stage 70 productions from around the world during the Olympic festival and one of the landmark performances is a Hamlet from Lithuania, played by Andrius Mamontovas.

In the UK, Christopher Ede, producer of the landmark performances of the Chester mystery plays during the Festival of Britain, directed Britten's opera in Winchester Cathedral, 12 14 July 1960.

Not yet a star, Redding was working to cross over from the Southern soul circuit into the musical mainstream and did so through a series of landmark performances.