Sentence examples for performers form from inspiring English sources

At one point the performers form a human pyramid, which, as a cast member explains, is a way of using the body to represent an unstable structure.

When the performers form human chains, they're not the arbitrary, ship-of-fools clusters of earlier Bausch but little plaits of togetherness.

Suddenly we see the point of the show and its huge length – that in coming together as we're under duress, the audience and performers form a community.

As Alice tells the twisting tale of her journey, Ms. Cartlidge and the other performers form tableaus of moments recalled that scintillate like matches struck in darkness.

At the end, the performers form a huge carousel with their bodies.

Former palace performers formed professional troupes, in the process adapting court forms to popular tastes.

He was the undoubted star of a vibrant show which also saw Colombian singer Shakira deliver her World Cup anthem, Waka Waka, after hundreds of performers formed a human vuvuzela.

The audience stormed the stage, and the performers formed a 'revolutionary conspiracy'.

As ever, their performance will be centered on a mission to challenge boundaries of identity and territory, where the New Museum will briefly become the NON State, with the audience and performers forming its citizenry.

Composers were inspired to write for classical saxophone quartet when Marcel Mule, a famed French performer, formed an ensemble in 1928.

(The Kandyan dances of Sri Lanka, which the Chitrasena performers practice, form yet another of the many genres of the Indian subcontinent).