Sentence examples for performance the house from inspiring English sources
As the first act sputtered to a close at a recent performance, the house lights went up.
During a relaxed performance, the house lights will often stay on during the show and families will be warned when to expect loud noises.
After relentless efforts to modernize, the Metropolitan Opera will pause a moment, look back and celebrate its 125th anniversary in the 2008-9 season with a gala performance, the house said Tuesday.
At the third performance, the house was full, despite the fact that it was Yom Kippur, and the audience was primed to witness a triumph, to the point where, in the sleepwalking scene, someone barked "Brava!" in the middle of a phrase.
We're committed to working with Congress, but instead of elevating safety and environmental performance, the House passed a bill adding layers of bureaucracy and prescriptive requirements that will discourage investments in new gulf production, leading to the loss of thousands of jobs.
His precociously adorable performance brings the house down.
James Levine, the Met's principal conductor, made his debut at the Met with Tosca in 1971 and now approaches his 2,500th performance at the house.
The audience ringed the unadorned performance space, the house lights stayed up: it was a typically low-key affair for Ms. Forti, who has never, unlike some of her peers, developed much of an appetite for grandeur.
Over the past year or so Fabio Luisi, the Metropolitan Opera's increasingly busy principal guest conductor, has usually been ready to take over whenever James Levine, grappling with back problems, has withdrawn from a scheduled performance at the house.
In the center's version of the popular TKTS booth, a block of seats from each theater will be available for every evening's performance, unless the house is 90percentt sold.
Friday night was its second performance, and the house was bustling with well-heeled Bavarians of a certain age, seemingly eager to see how an old favorite was faring in its new garb.
