Sentence examples for staging a performance from inspiring English sources

After staging a performance of John Cage's "Songbooks" for the group, Mr. Maister began choreographing other pieces as well.

Since 2014, Mr. Yiannopoulos has toured college campuses in the United States and England, staging a performance that is equal parts spectacle and stump speech.

The idea of staging a performance at the Colosseum during 2000, a Holy Year of the Roman Catholic Church, came from Italy's Istituto Nazionale del Dramma Antico, an organization dedicated to staging classic works in ancient settings.

Akhmatova went on to write "Requiem"; but that didn't stop the terror, any more than Susan Sontag staging a performance of Waiting for Godot in Sarajevo lifted the siege, Daniel Barenboim taking his Israeli-Arab orchestra into Ramallah will bring down the wall, or the piece of street theatre outside George Bush's Texas ranch recently will stop Americans dying in Baghdad.

In addition to staging a performance at the WRAP plant, which involved sorting materials and recording the sounds on tape, Ms. Ukeles created an installation at the museum, using 3 1/2 tons of recyclables separated into categories and displayed in four cribs.

I mean, who thought that in 2016 we'd still have to be fighting constantly for our equal place in the world?" British-Egyptian writer and poet Sabrina Mahfouz will also be running a workshop at the event and then staging a performance in the day.

Vinicuius Cantuaria will perform as part of the "Stage A: Performances" music series at the Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, 258 Main Street, Ridgefield on Friday at 8 p.m. Information: (203) 438-4519.

Ten years ago the group began an annual tradition of staging a performance-like protest outside Macy's flagship store in New York City.

Twice a year, usually around the time of the haute couture shows, he stages a performance.

Now a cell phone is all one needs to stage a performance of humiliation that will exist in perpetuity.

If feasible, stage a performance for the intended audience at the local library or elementary school as well.