Sentence examples for moving performers from inspiring English sources

In between those moments is the meat of the show; the passage from anonymity as the dancers begin the audition, to individuality as they tell their stories — and then back again, to an impersonal line of identically dressed, identically moving performers.

With 7 Billion, she aims to project onto moving performers and have the players control the projections.

Jokes, stagecraft and drama can hold and direct thoughts and attention away from sleights of hand and other moves, performers say.

The demands of filming thirteen episodes' worth of material in the same timeframe as a standard six-episode sketch show, while coping with the many complex makeup and wardrobe changes required, resulted in casting also being partially dependent on the logistics of moving a performer from one character to another.

He moves his performers around the stage with remarkable authority.

Mr. McClintock moves his performers around the stage with a kind of clinical professionalism.

The three choreographers also knew how to move their performers deftly around the stage.

Ms. Bland has authority and knows how to move her performers, but the piece ran out of steam eventually.

When the choreographer Ann Carlson presented "Night Light" on Thursday night, she made spectators move and performers stand still.

A miniature microphone is clipped to the lapel of his sleek black jacket to capture his every aside as he moves his performers around Christine Jones's striking set for the opera's third act, here taking place in a seedy club on the outskirts of Vegas, complete with a stripper pole.

The committee also moved four performers into eligibility for best actor in a play: Bobby Cannavale as the recovering addict Jackie in "The with the Hat," John Leguizamo as himself in "Ghetto Klown," Joe Mantello as the gay crusader Ned Weeks in "The Normal Heart," and Seth Numrich as the horse-training teenager Albert in "War Horse".