For such dancers who last, ballet is a living picture: each performance takes on a different shade of color, of intensity, of alertness.
One commentator wrote that the protest had taken on a "farcical proportion where the performance seems to have become the point of it, and the protest itself is lost".
This time around, the performance takes on a change, expanding to include long-time collaborator, Nate Boyce on guitars and live visual manipulations.
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This annual festival, which honors Weeksville's contributions to city life, takes on a vaudeville theme this year, including performances by Marco the Magician and a fire eater; outdoor art workshops; reproductions of 1800s toys; and horseback rides with the Black Cowboy Federation.
Ms. Nord's poor performance has taken on a more troubling cast with the disclosure that she has been traveling on the industry's dime.
A listing of scheduled performances by Harvard students, faculty, staff, and the A.R.T. will be available through the Harvard Arts Web site and the Office for the Arts, which has taken on a key role in promoting this performance opportunity.
Tests of electrochemical performance were taken on a Neware-BTS-TC53 instrument at required current densities and in the appropriate electrode potential window.
Above 5,000 r.p.m., heading for the redline of 6,500, the engine takes on an urgent, raspy "performance" sound.
The effectiveness of local government activity should therefore take on a wider concept of performance and evaluation which reaches beyond cost/benefit and taps into the things that really matter to the people.
The Times's Debra Craine detected an "air of bored disinterest" in Acosta's first appearance on stage, but was pleased to see his performance take on a "frantic, passionate determination" when Rudolf meets his ill-fated mistress, Mary.
