Sentence examples for running cabaret from inspiring English sources
She has since managed to squeeze in a collaboration with the contemporary classical composer Mark Anthony Turnage, a Bhangra record, a masters degree in ethnomusicology, the music and lyrics for several children's pantos and the long- running cabaret show Girl Talk with fellow Brit singers Claire Martin and Mari Wilson, not to mention countless live shows internationally.
The corner cabaret is The Duplex Theater in New York City, the longest running cabaret and piano bar.
She also has two stage productions running: "Cabaret," Celebration Theatre's musical in Hollywood, and "Mutt House," a family musical that recently opened at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City.
The conceit is that Mannish has gone to ITV to remonstrate with Barlow but returns brainwashed, corralling the cabarati into a bland mainstream makeover and leading them in a ballad whose refrain runs: "Cabaret!
This bonus scene shows Georgiou, who was off running a cabaret, being handed a black Starfleet badge by Leland (played by Alan Van Sprang) as a welcome into the clandestine organization.
Ms. Taub, who while growing up in rural Vermont was not only memorizing cast albums but also aiding the American Cancer Society (she created a student-run cabaret to benefit the organization) and opposing the Iraq War (she organized protest music at the local movie theater).
In St . Louisin the fifties, the Landesmans ran a cabaret theatre called the Crystal Palace.
He grew up in St . Louis where his father and uncle ran a cabaret theater, the Crystal Palace, drawing performers like Woody Allen and Barbra Streisand before they became big names.
There should be a healthy scene that runs alongside cabaret for people of a certain age, so it doesn't have to be Lulu or David Essex, the Tin Pan Alley stuff.
When the potency of political satire began to fade, Ross swept in with a new brand of surreal sarcasm gleaned from live performers such as Vic Reeves, who ran a cabaret night in London's New Cross in the mid-90s with his partner, Bob Mortimer.
Performance artist Zuleika Gregory runs a cabaret at the Cube and her parents performed in the building as actors in the 1970s.
