Although women did not begin performing in his plays until several decades after the playwright's death, it is hardly surprising to encounter a quotation from an actress in a scholarly volume on Shakespeare.
Initially, surgeons took a cautious approach to liver transplants for children using live donors, and they did not begin performing them until the operations had been studied and proved to work by doctors at the University of Chicago, in 1991.
The star had been due to appear at 20 30 GMT, but he did not begin performing until almost 22 30.
It wasn't until she began performing with the Groundlings, the improv troupe, that she found her calling as a comedian, with long-form comedy rather than the snappy one-two punch line as her forte.
That's what Molissa Fenley became most famous for, not long after she began performing her own works as a 22-year-old choreographer in 1977.
To Ms. Campbell, it is not coincidental that the juniors began performing better in school as they began eating healthy food, getting regular exercise and, for those who needed to, losing weight.
"Another person in the room, who Jane Doe 1 did not previously know was present, began performing oral sex on Jane Doe 1 as Raniere circled the table making comments," reads part of the complaint.
Session musicians, who were not members of a band, often began performing at 17.
Without prologue or preamble, this unseemly threesome begins performing a play, not for us but for one another.
Mr. Cook and Mr. Dixon, in interviews, said they were not under that impression when they began performing the show in 2001.
