HAMDEN -- "Thus Spake Richard: Strauss at Twilight," performance by Fidelio.
And the Actors' Shakespeare Project (ASP) commanded a special twilight performance of "Macbeth" on Sunday amid the trees at Harvard University's Arnold Arboretum.
The extraordinary Mark Storor's new piece, created for Artangel, is called A Tender Subject, and is a twilight performance exploring life in UK prisons.
The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay, Calif., where "if planned accordingly, your round of golf on the Old Course can conclude just as the bagpiper begins his twilight performance above the 18th green".
Voting online, youthful fans gave the actor Robert Pattinson, above, star of the 'Twilight' films, four awards, one of which was for a non-Twilight performance, in the drama "Remember Me".
We're backstage at Koko in Camden, north London, waiting for Greg Dulli to finish soundchecking for tonight's Twilight Singers performance, and for some reason the conversation has turned towards the prissy journalist's preference for Diet Coke over the regular full-sugar variety.
In addition to running the Intervals, in 1954 he started a series of Twilight Concerts, performances that typically began between 4 30 and 6 p.m.
Her intention had been to start the performance at twilight, "a contemplative moment".
The brand names are Jack Victor and Grant Thomas, name brands that are neither really names nor really brands, and seem to set off the commercial logic of brand-naming in a twilight zone of pure performance: no one wants to wear Jack Victor slacks, but there they are, hanging in poignant rows, their creases abjectly offered.
"I'd like to think that this is the only time of year that a dog might beat a vampire," joked Richie Fay, president of domestic distribution for "Twilight" distributor Summit Entertainment, who added that he was pleased with "Twilight's" performance to date.
So to bid this world ta-ra, the BALTIC is throwing a weekend of twilight talks and prophetic performances.
