Sentence examples for performers drawn from inspiring English sources
And the audience stood in the Howard Gilman Opera House, applauding and cheering through multiple curtain calls, until some of the performers' drawn faces softened into small smiles.
Performers drawn from across Russia and neighboring Central Asian and Caucasian republics made the circus a state institution and used it to garner international prestige.
With veteran performers drawn from ensembles like the Tokyo and Orion Quartets as well as the Eroica Trio, one can hope for some major summer fireworks.
No other school of acting has produced so many performers drawn to directing themselves, influenced, no doubt, by the sublime achievements of the first and greatest of their ranks, John Cassavetes.
What makes the FREE Players different from other community theater troupes is that the performers, drawn from all over the Island, are disabled by conditions like mental retardation, mental illness, autism, traumatic brain injury and Prader Willi syndrome.
But a community of performers drawn together to make art, and the way it consumes their days and nights, is a tough subject for a movie if the filmmaker isn't interested in jamming home big points.
I felt that if Aboriginal singers had the same opportunities for education that I had, there would be a desire for more people to sing classically". The first performance of Pecan Summer in 2010, cast largely with Aboriginal performers, drew a five-minute standing ovation; the opera has since had several major productions around Australia.
Stylistically, most writers and performers draw from wherever they can.
Perhaps none of the "extreme" chamber performers draws on popular culture more explicitly than the pianist Christopher O'Riley, who will appear solo on July 30.
The performers draw flowers and houses — this is home, before the trouble started — and then tear it all to shreds to show how quickly life was ripped apart.
"Ne Change Rien" is about the work, the mix of inspiration and hard labor that performers draw on from moment to moment, an alchemical event that cinema rarely shows.
