Sentence examples for present readings from inspiring English sources

Premiere Stages will offer four theater programs, including the Premiere Stages Play Festival, which will present readings, workshops and full productions of world or New Jersey premieres by metropolitan area playwrights.

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Powell's City of Books -- a veritable mecca for book lovers -- added two floors to its already vast premises in October, including a splendid rare-book room and an aptly named Basil Hallward Art Gallery (after the artist who painted Dorian Gray's portrait), where visiting authors present readings.

He changes the content of that show to present readings of classic literature and segments examining the emotional lives of pre-teens.

3. Be fully present Reading emails while you're on a conference call reduces your effectiveness.

BRYANT PARK The Academy of American Poets presents readings by Gabrielle Calvocoressi, Joshua Clover, and Bob Hicok.

Since relocating to the Fairleigh Dickinson campus in November 2011, Playwrights has presented readings and educational programs but has yet to produce a main-stage work there.

July 18 at 7). "PARK-LIT" The roving summertime series, which presents readings in public spaces by contributors to literary magazines, brings Mary Karr, André Aciman, and other writers from The Paris Review to Central Park.

NEW YORK CITY OPERA: "VOX 2008" For several years now, City Opera has gone back to its roots as a contemporary-music shop by presenting readings of scenes from new or recent operas.

Although they have not yet produced a fully mounted production of their own, the playhouse has been busy, presenting readings, music and comedy events and acting workshops for teenagers.

The book is an engaging and sometimes moving account of how he harnessed his knowledge of Greek tragedy and his ongoing grief to found a company, Theater of War, which presents readings of plays such as Sophocles' Ajax and Philoctetes to military and civilian communities across the US.