Sentence examples for performance rituals from inspiring English sources
Ibsen, Chekhov, Goldsmith, Strindberg and Schiller all received medical training, and you could argue that both disciplines involve careful performance rituals and a degree of flamboyant mystification.
It is all strongly reminiscent of Walsh's own The Walworth Farce, in which hermetic characters are forced to engage in endless performance rituals.
The author doesn't invest too much time poring over recordings and song lyrics, but her extensive observations of performance rituals are surprisingly insightful: readers will at last learn why concertgoers in the front rows always shout out the names of their favorite songs, even when they can see a band's predetermined set list in front of them.
The Liminoid Garden's name indicates the disorientation that occurs midway through performance rituals.
The sisters endure subversive performance rituals that show the tenuous line between the unhealthy pressure of the ideal form in the fashion world and the harsh reality of anorexia.
Then it set to work on its performance ritual, its relationship with audiences.
And the nature of the show itself, whose book by Herbert and Dorothy Fields is perfectly in sync with Porter's own bawdy irreverence, makes the skewering of performance ritual that much more appropriate.
WHEN the heavyweight fighters Mike Tyson and Lennox Lewis traded blows on a stage in a Manhattan theater last week, it signaled the low point of a pre-bout performance ritual that has been part of American popular culture since Muhammad Ali ruled the ring.
In his art, Fani-Kayode pushed the boundaries of performance, ritual, race and sexuality.
Through a mixture of performance, ritual, and graphic art, Corral denounces the cycle of violence fueled by narco-terrorism and the state, as well as the impunity that guarantees the continuation of that cycle.
