Sentence examples for the feel of performance from inspiring English sources

Scholars have determined something of the mise-en-scène, but not nearly enough, and, while the historians continue their painstaking researches, the best general sense of Shakespeare in his theatre still comes from the little plays within his plays that across the centuries still give us something of the feel of performance in the Elizabethan theatre.

And the feel of the performance over all (like that of the symphony) was one of passionate involvement with no sacrifice of technical refinement.

When Frank criticizes the suburbs for being insufficiently daring, his complacent ranting has the feel of a performance, no more successful than April Wheeler's "The Petrified Forest".

Each gets a turn in the spotlight, giving the book the feel of an ensemble performance, rather than a solo.

The presence of a studio audience increases the feel of the final performance of a cult theatre show and Linehan democratically gives O'Dowd, Ayoade and Parkinson a big solo moment each, a sort of bow to the viewers.

Accompanied by a troupe of male dancers dressed in silver and gold, the show had the feel of a Matthew Bourne-choreographed performance.

The show's setup was meant to create the feel of a live performance but the sound quality of a studio recording.

He and his backing band performed the song live dozens of times, playing along with the recorded track, so Mr. Duddy could capture the feel of a live performance.

Like many of us, Mr. Chargo, 53, of Clio, Mich., enjoys the feel of a high-performance machine and takes pride in his ability to maneuver it.

In one scene the artists experimented by moving beyond the audience's field of view, yet despite the large gallery space, "Project Perpetuum" had the feel of an intimate cabaret performance.

This dramatic setting was spectacular to behold and gave the experience the feel of being its own performance.