Sentence examples for participation piece from inspiring English sources

His use of a hearing-impaired composer for "Not/Without Words" suggested that he means to make a point, as he did with his charming insistence on lifting the dancer who had just lifted him in the improvisational audience participation piece that ended the evening.

Although the mass participation piece has been choreographed and rehearsed to David Bowie's It's No Game (Part 1) – the singer is a hero of Clark's, and provided the exultant climax to his most recent work, Come, Been and Gone – Clark is considering altering it all at the last minute.

It was conceived as sort of a participation piece with large audiences, but who would have guessed that kind of thing.

2 09 p.m. | Updated The Living Theater closed its production of "Here We Are," a spirited audience-participation piece by its founder, Judith Malina, on Saturday evening.

"Do Jump!," the company's current repertory show, includes physical comedy that pokes fun at the corporate world, an audience-participation piece about the absurdities of "walkperson" radios, and lushly swooping aerial ballets created by Robin Lane, Do Jump's artistic director.

Mr. Naharin, the director of Israel's Batsheva Dance Company, offered a glimpse of what to expect during his company's season at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (April 30 and May 2 to 4) with "Minus 7," a hilarious audience-participation piece with uneasy undertones.

The other is being curated by the performance artist Tino Sehgal, known for his audience-participation pieces.

Other points to enjoy include a wrestling bout presented as a full WWF spectacle, James Clyde's laconic, rock casualty Jaques and Ian Bartholomew's transmutation of the incomprehensible "quarrel on the seventh cause" speech into an audience-participation party piece.

While the 28-year-old's lack of participation in the piece would suggest she was trying to distance herself from her star-making role, Lohan, in fact, is game for an official "Mean Girls" sequel.

Their first piece involving participation was Audience (2008), a disconcerting field of mirrors that eerily turned to follow visitors as they walked between them, making the viewer both the active agent and subject of the piece.

Here the decline in work-force participation is of a piece with the broader turn away from community in America — from family breakdown and declining churchgoing to the retreat into the virtual forms of sport and sex and friendship.