Sentence examples for present the performers from inspiring English sources

"The festival continues to present the performers at the forefront of comedy, while giving audiences an opportunity to enjoy these great artists in many of the city's most iconic venues; and with the presidential election taking place the week after the festival, I'm sure there will be no shortage of hilarious commentary on all of the political happenings".

Unlike, say, "Les Misérables," "Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812" doesn't ask us to forget about the present: the performers are simultaneously Tolstoy's characters and the spunky New Yorkers portraying them.

But by presenting the performers as calm and reflective, "Survive" doesn't let the audience see what drove these artists to the stage.

Sometimes Carnegie itself presents the performer On Thursday evening the Uzbekistan-born pianist Lola Astanova will make her Carnegie debut in a benefit for the American Cancer Society.

National Dance Institute, a nonprofit bringing arts programs to public schools, will present the enthusiastic performers in one of its most advanced training groups in this show at Symphony Space.

Before the dance workshop, the performers present "The Hungry Harlequin," a piece Ms. Turocy created in the style of commedia dell'arte, the itinerant, often improvisational Italian theater that children will learn was "very popular at the time Columbus reached America," she said.

The older brigade present the cast of international performers that is the norm at the top level nowadays.

You can see that when you talk to them: these two very different performers present the easy camaraderie of those who can finish one another's sentences.

The recordings actually presented the same performer and the same musical composition — the only difference was the background story attributed to each audio sample.

TRY TO REMEMBER -- Queens College students and professional performers will present "The Fantasticks"; Thursday, Friday and Saturday 8 p.m., next Sunday 2 p.m.; also Aug. 4 through 6; Colden Center for the Performing Arts, 65-30 Kissena Boulevard, Flushing; $12; people over 65 and with Queens College ID, $9; for advance tickets, (718) 718-8080.

The series will present the Dominican bachata and son performers Luis Vargas and Coco Merenson (June 22), the Afro-Cuban big-band music of the Machito Orchestra featuring the Cuban trumpeter Alfredo Armenteros (Aug. 10) and the Latin alternative rock of Ely Guerra, Si*Sé and Jumbo (Aug. 9).