Sentence examples for single performances from inspiring English sources
Tickets for single performances are $10 to $45; for multiple shows, $39 to $180.
But two classics -- "Arden Court" and "Esplanade" -- completed the program in the superbly danced single performances of the engagement.
Damian Woetzel from New York City Ballet and William Marrie from the National Ballet of Canada parachuted in for single performances to relieve the company's overworked male principals.
Some musicians complain that, at least partly to save money, programming is nowhere as adventurous as it once was, and that the soloists engaged for single performances are not as prestigious.
Other works in progress getting single performances are Lemon Andersen's "ToasT," in which a handful of folk characters (including Jesse James) are imprisoned at Attica; and "A 20th Century Abridged Concert of the History of Popular Music," by Taylor Mac.
Their single performances are intercut with several scenes of a dancing crowd, and the lighting changes between blue, green, red, and yellow colors.
No winning outcome can be based on the score, point-spread or performance of a single team or a single individual performance from a single sporting event.
Camphuis estimates a performer can make anywhere from $200 to $3,500 for a single performance.
Single performance tickets are $25 and $30 (Anne Midgette).
"I never missed a single performance".
Prices for a single performance range from $11.75 to $22.
