Sentence examples for much performed from inspiring English sources

Zeller, a novelist as well as a dramatist, is a Parisian writing star who is much performed in Germany.

Barbarians has been much performed in Europe but it is 20 years since it was seen in Britain.

Weill's American folk opera Down in the Valley (1948) was much performed.

"If you write an opera for the theater, it's unlikely to be much performed," he said by telephone in New York.

Of these Black Comedy, still much performed in schools, is a sublime comic idea in which the usual rules of theatre lighting are reversed: when we can see the characters, they are behaving as if in darkness, but, when the lights are out, they act as if we can see them.

Sir John Stainer (6 June 1840 – 31 March 1901) was an English composer and organist whose music, though not generally much performed today (except for The Crucifixion, still heard at Passiontide in many churches of the Anglican Communion), was very popular during his lifetime.

He doesn't so much perform it as emit it, breathe it.

And the father-and-daughter duet from Rigoletto, with Novikova, saw him not so much performing as becoming the character.

The clothes pretty much perform every subsidiary function short of turning into cappuccino makers, and the style seems to be influencing others.

That dignity is the ideal at the heart of the thing that Peters is not so much performing as channeling in this concrete basin: the Mardi Gras Indian.

How much innovation performed inside of China is "Chinese" vs. international?