Sentence examples for performer to go from inspiring English sources

You don't get easy verse-chorus-verse patterns, or any of those conveniences of pop-song form that allow a performer to go a little nuts and let muscle memory bring back the chords.

This lucky fellow, clearly delighting in his soaring stunt, is not the only performer to go airborne in this playful but utterly inane new adaptation of Georg Büchner's landmark drama "Woyzeck," created by the Vesturport Theater of Iceland in collaboration with the Reykjavik City Theater.

Probably nowhere, as the works are really frameworks for performers to go their own aleatory way.

Though Marclay encouraged his performers to go wild, he wanted them to know their place in the score — it would help them give the performance dramatic structure.

The score urges the performers to go for broke: there are passages marked "audaciously," "frenziedly," "raging," "impolitely" (the last for a single-voiced piano line pounded out with both hands).

All of Grigoriy's directors talk of a performer willing to go a lot further, and a lot deeper into his character, than most.

Not every turn is as seamless as this, but there is pleasure in the fact that not every stunt works and that sometimes the performers have to go back and do it again.

Created by a white South African artist, Brett Bailey, and a changing cast of black performers, Exhibit B, to go – how else? – by reviews and articles, stages a number of disturbing scenes of black subjection, in which the performers deliberately fix their gaze on spectators.

And with financial services companies expected to shed tens of thousands of jobs, where are all these "top performers" expected to go if they don't get their fat bonuses?

This year, a Saturday night sandstorm brought havoc to the evening's proceedings, causing guests to wrap their faces in scarves and performers' voices to go harsh and raspy.

How rare is it for a performer like Beyoncé to go solo and then return to the group setting?