Times New Viking, a lo-fi trio from Columbus, Ohio, couldn't sound more tenuous: its performances are clumsy and muddled, marked by half-shouted boy-girl vocals, impossibly fuzzy guitar and barely discernible drums.
Wrestling has it all: inoffensive violence, cartoonish archetypes, tons of hair oil, and an oddly tenuous boundary between the performance and the real-life egos that drive the business.
The residency itself is a work in progress and a reflection of the tenuous relationship between museums and performance.
Poor performance leads to a tenuous job situation.
Athletes, coaches and sport scientists can use altitude training with high confidence of an erythropoietic benefit, even if the subsequent performance benefits are more tenuous.
These concept driven performance images focused on the tenuous quality of identity in the Age of 15 Minute Fame.
The sisters endure subversive performance rituals that show the tenuous line between the unhealthy pressure of the ideal form in the fashion world and the harsh reality of anorexia.
Kathryn Elkin is bound to shine with her amusing monologue performances of faulty transcriptions and tenuous cross-associations, as is Josh Kline whose photos explore apparent contradictions.
Mr. Perry's performance in 2006 was much more tenuous: he was re-elected with just 39 percent of the vote in a complicated, four-way race.
But there are fears among dance scholars that their field, with such a tenuous toehold in higher education, will be swallowed by performance studies.
