Sentence examples for performance of death from inspiring English sources

She had students watch the filmed stage performance of "Death of a Salesman," starring Dustin Hoffman as Willy Loman, before they read the play.

In three Schubert songs, he reined in a couple of climaxes by imposing a veneer of self-consciousness; but it would be hard to find a better performance of "Death and the Maiden".

(Does he know that Mr. Springsteen recently dedicated a performance of "Death to My Hometown" to Preet Bharara, the federal prosecutor behind a crackdown on insider trading? That investigation has ensnared several former employees of Mr. Cohen's hedge fund).

But Mr. Garfield had no intention of calling in sick for that evening's performance of "Death of a Salesman" in which he plays Biff Loman, the loving, lacerating counterforce to the painful self-delusion of his father, Willy, played by Philip Seymour Hoffman.

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Comic Book Theater Festival: 'Death Boogie' (Monday and Tuesday) The encore performances of "Death Boogie," a hip-hop poetry musical performed by Darian Dauchan, with music accompaniment by The Mighty Third Rail and directed by Jennifer McGrath.

During most performances of Death Of A Salesman.

In Tolkien's day it was still immensely popular, and he had encountered it at least as early as 1912 at an Oxford undergraduate performance of The Death of Minnehaha – Longfellow's words to the music of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.

Strauss, while awaiting de-Nazification after World War II, wrote to say he was touched by an upcoming performance of his "Death and Transfiguration" by Toscanini and the Orchestra of La Scala in Switzerland.

Long before Brendan Behan died last Friday it was obvious that success had destroyed him, and in the macabre comedy of his final years he had the appeal of a "wild Dublin character" giving a repeat performance of the death of Dylan Thomas.

The 2010-2011 book Monsanto came into existence through a series of blood rites and rituals, culminating with a live performance of a death curse against the corporation.