Sentence examples for performance schedule of from inspiring English sources

For those who might have missed the February concert, Lincoln Center Theater is presenting Ms. Cook in "Mostly Sondheim" on Sunday and Monday evenings through Feb. 11 at the Vivian Beaumont Theater (working around the performance schedule of "Contact").

Ballet Theater would continue to be based in New York City (it owns offices and rehearsal studios at 890 Broadway) and would keep its performance schedule of two weeks in the fall at City Center and eight weeks in the spring at the Metropolitan Opera House.

As previously reported, the producers plan to hold 10 performances a week at the 499-seat Little Shubert – more than the typical New York performance schedule of eight a week – in hopes of making more money off the relatively brief running time of "Potted Potter" and the popularity of the Potter characters and stories.

I just got the performance schedule for the Brooklyn Academy of Music and there's a lot of things there I'm looking forward to.

Hearing or vision loss has been part of regular performance schedules on Broadway.

Since 1995, he has vastly increased the opera's performance schedule, offering stagings of works by Debussy, Offenbach and others that are new to Paris.

The performance schedule includes ten consecutive weeks of performances on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from mid June to mid August.

It may, however, have been used for the rehearsal of performances scheduled for the Theatre of Dionysus, which was nearby.

A complete listing of performance schedules and locations is at www.fringenyc.org, or available by calling (212 279-4488 in New York or (888)FringeNYC out of town.

The practical complexities may be intractable, from the sharing of copyright to the management of competing performance schedules.

In 2008, Congress passed the Passenger Rail Investment and Improvement Act (PRIIA), which gave Amtrak and the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) joint authority to issue "metrics and standards" addressing the performance and scheduling of passenger railroad services.