Sentence examples for touring programs from inspiring English sources

Those boxed sets are crammed with intriguing rarities and modern works, assets generally absent from the orchestra's touring programs.

The two touring programs are "Classic Ailey," with a welcome revival of "Masekela Langage" (1969), plus "Night Creature" and "Revelations"; and "Best Of," which includes a recent misfire ("The Groove to Nobody's Business"), a canny import (Twyla Tharp's "Golden Section"), and "Revelations".

A 1904 mansion (rumored by the actors to hold ghosts more substantial than Hamlet's father), many dilapidated wooden houses and a sprawling ice-hockey rink will be reworked into an international Shakespearean center with five planned theaters and an expanded version of current education and touring programs.

In 1997 the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival responded with its own touring program.

MORRISTOWN Macculloch Hall Historical Museum Lovee's Labour's Lost," performed by the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey's Next Stage Ensemble summer touring program.

FOR CHILDREN COMMUNITY THEATER OF MORRISTOWN Shakespeare Live!, the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival's educational touring program, is performing a shortened version of "Romeo and Juliet".

She is a member of the Mannes Trio and Music From the Copland House and has performed with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra and the Musicians From Marlboro touring program.

Lengthening its season and expanding its touring program, he put on well-received productions of classic plays, including "Oedipus the King," "Cyrano de Bergerac," "She Stoops to Conquer" and Shakespearean works.

The central element of the new pact, which still has to be reviewed by the union's governing council, is an "experimental touring program" that sets up several different levels of pay for different types of tours, depending on several variables, including guarantees.

The spectacular performance was part of a touring program by John Eliot Gardiner's English Baroque Soloists and Monteverdi Choir, which also performed Monteverdi's "Vespers of 1610".

In performance arts, the Missoula Community Theatre has held performances of musical and non-musical plays since 1977, with its affiliated Missoula Children's Theatre also acting as an international touring program that visits nearly 1,000 communities per year around the world.