Sentence examples for performing a revival from inspiring English sources

The best-known singers tomorrow include Ann Hampton Callaway, Jane A. Johnston and Natalie Gamsu (in the first half of the show), and George Dvorsky, Scott Holmes, Richard Muenz, Byron Nease and Ron Raines performing a revival of the popular cabaret revue "Leading Men Don't Dance" in the second half.

Sharon Osbourne seemed old when she last appeared on The X Factor in 2013, railing so fruitlessly against the ravages of time that it perpetually seemed as though she was performing a one-woman revival of Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? whenever the camera cut to her.

Howard Schultz performed a similar revival at Starbucks, when he returned as chief executive in 2008 after an eight year hiatus.

By Marina Harss February 14 , 2015Amy Young and Heather McGinley, of the Paul Taylor Dance Company, perform in a revival of "Aureole," 2012.

She had spent August in England, at the Glyndebourne Festival, where she performed in a revival of Peter Sellars's production of Handel's oratorio "Theodora".

When placing him in context, it's standard to bring up his career on Broadway (he performed in a revival of "The Music Man" as a teenager); his artistic precociousness (now 26, he formed a company four years ago); and, lately, his intriguing side project (he choreographed "Dance on Broadway" for the Nintendo Wii).

She performed in a revival of The Blacks in Geneva and Berlin.

"He and Danny DeVito performed in a revival production of "The Sunshine Boys" in summer 2012 in London.

He recently performed a leading role in a revival of Blue Monday - a rarely produced one-act opera by George Gershwin.

Rame later performed it in a revival of Mistero Buffo at the Verona Arena in 2006.

Writer called him up on his day off from performing in the revival of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" & arranged to meet him at the galley.