Sentence examples for performer presents from inspiring English sources

At 9 p.m., Peoples Improv Theater, 123 East 24th Street, Manhattan, (212) 563-7488, thepit-nyc.com; $5. (Angelo) 'Pam Murphy Like Me' (Monday) Pam Murphy, a celebrated writer and performer, presents her latest one-woman show, which features hapless characters leading "terrible lives".

On Thursday and Saturday, they offer "I Do Mind Dying: danse précarité," described as "an experimental labor ballet". On Friday and Sunday, in "3 Meaningful Meditations," each performer presents a solo based on Paulo Freire's 1968 manifesto "Pedagogy of the Oppressed". This is work about working together.

The street performer presents his talent to a captive audience.

And therefore, what the performer presents has to be regarded as a total whole.

Stephen Cohen, an artist and musician, and Joel A. Martin, "Jazzical" composer and performer, present a family friendly performance and invite the audience to participate on stage.

Lebing studied classical cello when he was growing up in northern Virginia, and he offered a remix of Bach's first cello suite, while Bacon, a brilliant and charismatic performer, presented his take on Pachelbel's Canon.

Those are buffered (to avoid performance stutters caused by Internet traffic bottlenecks) and delivered live to the Disklavier in your living room, or at your local concert hall (where an apparently *ghost*-played piano takes the stage alone, with no human performer present).

Great Performers presents this Irish pianist in a morning recital featuring nocturnes by Chopin, John Field and Scriabin.

His translation will also be heard when Great Performers presents the United States premiere of Deborah Warner's staging of the 30-minute Janacek opera, "Diary of One Who Vanished," on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights at 8 in the John Jay College Theater.

(Kozinn) ★ Tenet (Friday) This superb vocal ensemble, directed by the soprano Jolle Greenleaf and accompanied by a handful of fine period-instrument performers, presents a program of Renaissance Italian music in conjunction with the Metropolitan Museum's exhibition "The Renaissance Portrait From Donatello to Bellini".

Jérôme Bel, who does magical things with non-professional performers, presents Gala, a London-specific commission that takes place at three different locations (including the Tanks at Tate Modern) and features a cast of ordinary Londoners, from a divertingly eclectic range of jobs and backgrounds.