Sentence examples for team of performers from inspiring English sources

A backup team of performers shows up in various guises, including Geisha girls, phantom teenagers and jaded nightclubbers.

Teams must navigate and respond in realtime to multiple layers of nuanced interactions — interactions within the team of performers, between the performers and audience, between audience members and, ultimately, simulate future interactions between the audience members and their communities.

The setting's authenticity, combined with the presence of the team of performers, creates the sense of detectives gathered at the scene of a mystery, trying to piece together exactly what happened.

Until 22 November, when the biennale closes, a team of performers will stage daily readings from it, working their way through the entire text to, if not the end, as far in as they can get.

For the current Shakespeare in the Park incarnation by the Public Theater, he rounded up what sounded like a dream team of performers, including the Broadway powerhouse Donna Murphy and the movie star Amy Adams, in her New York stage debut.

The traditional dance, familiar to anyone who's experienced a Chinese New Year celebration, features a team of performers choreographing the movements and puppeteering the dragon using poles to carefully coordinate and control its head, serpentine body, and tail.

The dining experience involves 10 teams of performers and is held in 20 to 25 countries each year.

The audience listened as Palmer described how teams of performers exact bloody revenge on one another for pride wounded in dance battles, and known gangsters raise cash for their criminal exploits doing backflips on the morning commute.

A team of six performers, including a cellist, a violinist and a clarinetist, perform twice monthly at this Crunch, one of four gyms in the chain at which miniconcerts have been taking place since January.

They have their own supporting cast: a team of six performers, known in the production as Shadows.

They have more support among newspapers, more money for advertising and a stronger team of media performers on their front bench.