Sentence examples for relationship performers from inspiring English sources

The relationship performers have with fear is a significant distinction between amateurs and professionals.

The program's theme is the working relationship among performers.

For the last decade, Ms. Castro has been questioning the relationship between performers and audience.

Music historians, with exceptions such as Fred and Judy Vermorel in Starlust: The Secret Life of Fans (1985), don't tend to explore the relationship between performers and fans very deeply.

The theme this year is connection and the changing relationship between performers and audiences which means that the latter don't just sit passively.

In recent years – at least in the productions I've seen – her relationship with performers seems to have become increasingly mechanistic, even controlling.

In a score all aspects of choreographic detail use of stage space, the relationship of performers to each other and to the music, and the choreographer's development of movement themes can be easily studied.

Featuring often haunting video sequences by Peter Nigrini and Mr. Philippou, used in couterpoint with Mr. Cerveris's live performance as Edwin, the production is sparked by bright insights about the shadowy relationship between performers and their audiences.

Developed with obvious care and effort over the past three years, "The Booth Variations" is sparked by bright insights about the shadowy relationship between performers and their audiences in the American past and present.

By Richard Avedon Richard Avedon had an enduring relationship with performers: he was portrayed by one — Fred Astaire — in the 1957 movie "Funny Face," and throughout his career they remained among his favorite subjects.

I think that's the beautiful power of music, and it happens even in the relationship between performers and the audience, at least I feel like that.