Sentence examples for traveling performance from inspiring English sources

Spiegeltents, the traveling performance tents popular in early-20th-century Europe, may be old school, but install one next to the South Street Seaport shopping mall and it becomes distinctly avant-garde.

In "Paseo," presented by Dancing in the Streets, she and the Latin jazz composer Bobby Sanabria have created a traveling performance — with 80 dancers, musicians, actors and poets — that will snake along 11 blocks of the South Bronx, invoking the cultural renaissance that took place there the 1950s and '60s.

Free Your Art Saturday is Free Your Art Day at Bushnell Park in Hartford from noon to 8 p.m. Presented by a group of young men and women who operate a traveling performance art company called Metaphoric Soul, the event will feature performance artists from Hartford, New Haven, New York, Springfield, Mass., and elsewhere.

From the experimental results, the proposed model was validated; and on the basis of the model, for a wheel to have a high traveling performance, it was found that there should be more than two grousers between the vertical and the surface of the soil on a wheel.

According to Biography Channel, "Angel hit the road and began touring with other traveling performance acts.

Maybe it was because we were playing in a coffee shop and most of the people who showed up thought we were a traveling hippie performance artshow.

Stein's art nonprofit, Have Art: Will Travel! Inc. (HAWT), brings traveling exhibitions, performances, lectures, and educational presentations throughout the US.

Over the next 90 years it would be used for everything from traveling theatrical performances to a movie theater and, off and on, a place for worship.

It will be among the most elaborate of the many election-related activities on campus: More than two dozen actors will present 13 fully costumed historical vignettes, with all but one taking place in four "revival tents" reminiscent of the 19th-century traveling educational performances of the chautauqua circuit.

One fan, Kieko Matsumoto, likes Kabuki enough to spend more than an hour on the train every other month or so traveling to a performance at Kabuki-za from her home in Hiratsuka, a city about 132 miles southwest of Tokyo.

Though their paths may diverge, the ensemble has a way of inspiring loyalty, according to Karen Callaway Williams, a founding member, who will miss the May 22 show because she is traveling to a performance in Dubai with the company of the choreographer Mercedes Ellington.