Sentence examples for performing off from inspiring English sources

Her concepts included casting acrobats, jugglers, and others from Les 7 Doigts de la Main (or 7 Fingers), a Montreal troupe of street circus performers that is currently performing Off Broadway in the show "Traces".

He left Ringling Brothers in the middle of the 1960's, performing off and on with other circuses.

Before she wrote the book, Bussmann turned this extraordinary tale into a one-woman play, performing off Broadway and at the Edinburgh Festival.

Ms. O'Dell spent a brief early stint in New York in 1960, performing Off Broadway in "Valmouth," before returning home to Kansas City, Mo., and careers as a "weather girl" and, later, public-radio host and interviewer.

The New Yorker, June 4 , 1960P. 33 Talk story about Ornette Coleman, 30-year-old jazz alto saxophonist from Fort Worth, whose quartet has been performing off & on since last November before bulging houses at the Five Spot, a small Third-Ave.-type Third-Ave.-type Third-Ave.-type

By Donald Stewart and Whitney Balliett The New Yorker, June 4 , 1960P. 33 Talk story about Ornette Coleman, 30-year-old jazz alto saxophonist from Fort Worth, whose quartet has been performing off & on since last November before bulging houses at the Five Spot, a small Third-Ave.-type Third-Ave.-type Third-Ave.-type

Smith's new one-woman play, Let Me Down Easy, in which she is performing off-Broadway in New York, focuses on health care.

Last fall "The Flood" was performed Off Off Broadway.

She performed Off Broadway and headlined the prestigious Bottom Line.

The bridegroom is an actor who performs Off Off Broadway, in movies and on television.

Mr. Lytle reunited with other Comets in 1987 and performed off and on until 2009.