Sentence examples for one performance only from inspiring English sources

A Chain Play will have one performance only at the Almeida on March 23, and the theatre says you'll just have to buy a fundraising ticket, priced at £150 and up, for any clue to what they've written.

A One-Night 'Betrayal' Estelle Parsons is directing the Actors Studio production of Harold Pinter's "Betrayal," to be seen Saturday at 8 30 p.m. for one performance only at the Ridgefield Playhouse on 80 East Ridge Road.

The show, a satire on the "aesthetic movement" and its poetic peacock, Oscar Wilde, will be presented in one performance only, at Symphony Space; the redoubtable Albert Bergeret conducts a twenty-five-piece orchestra.

Stanhope will appear for one performance only at this year's Fringe.

"We had six or seven of the best known Swedish actors, who did it free of charge for one performance only," he says.

PRIDE IN WATERLOO Charley Pride, who had to settle for being a singing sensation when he fizzled in baseball, will be at Waterloo Village Saturday evening for one performance only.

Thus, judges may make extreme judgments if they expect only one performance but should avoid extreme judgments if they expect a sequence.

The beloved British comedy group will be reuniting in July for a one-performance-only stage show at London's O2 Arena.

The story encapsulates the buried but intense ambition that took a shy young girl, now aged 16, this week to a world record and Olympic gold medal with one stunning performance – only to land her at the heart of an international controversy.

Duffy said he is willing to discuss changes to the seniority policy and is even open to considering standardized test scores as one performance measure, but only if students, as well as teachers, are held accountable for the test results.

Relying on only one performance index to assess the hybrid system performance may lead to wrong selection of the system configuration.