Sentence examples for odd performances from inspiring English sources

Marlon Brando gave one of his uniquely odd performances as a repressed homosexual army officer whose Southern belle wife (Elizabeth Taylor) becomes involved with another officer (Brian Keith).

Today, a handful of fine art spaces like Brooklyn's Issue Project Room and Saint Paul's Denler Art Center solicit odd performances or gallery exhibitions from Kilduff.

It was just a rather odd performance.

Razorlight play to an audience reeling from the reformed Genesis's distinctly odd performance.

I've been making new recordings and I still do the odd performance.

El Mahroug, the heart stealer turned scene stealer, was reportedly paid nearly a hundred thousand euros for this odd performance.

It was an odd performance for a candidate who had just lost his bid for governor by 14 percentage points.

And Farrington mines that truth in this expansive but controlled theatrical mixtape — just as Hall, in her odd performance, evokes the Rhys-like drift of female existence.

You can usually count on Jake Gyllenhaal for a magnetically odd performance: before Nightcrawler it was Prisoners, last year's collaboration with Canadian director Denis Villeneuve.

The lavish storybook design and fluid direction, the lively if over-insistent music, the brightly drawn performances — none of these were working on me, not until deep into the second act, when the story takes an unabashedly Gothic turn and the show's cartoon villain, Miss Trunchbull, takes center stage, in Bertie Carvel's definitive, mesmerizingly odd performance.

HABIT Three actors will perform the same 90-minute play repeatedly in a daylong continuous loop in this odd performance-installation by the artist David Levine ("Venice Saved") and presented jointly by Performance Space 122 and the French Institute Alliance Française's annual Crossing the Line festival.