Sentence examples for vibrant performer from inspiring English sources

Even a vibrant performer like the mezzo-soprano Ekaterina Semenchuk, as Fenena, seemed lost.

(Chinen) RENÉ MARIE (Tuesday) A soulful jazz singer and vibrant performer with a growing book of sturdy original tunes.

And yet neither group could keep up with Kurt Carr, one of two elder statesmen on the bill and easily the day's most vibrant performer.

Lakshmi, a vibrant performer who was schooled in her mother's nuanced approach to gesture, was noted for her improvisation within Bharata Natyam's set forms.

They say that until the last few years, he was such a natural and vibrant performer, with such a zest for travel, that his successor probably cannot be a reticent leader who shrinks from the spotlight.

Ms. Thornton had a husky, keening voice with a muscly vibrato; she was a vibrant performer with a caustic sense of humor, and she was particularly gifted at coaxing harmonic complexity and emotion out of the blues.

www.billtjones.org DANCER'S NIGHT OUT: RENEE REDDING JONES -- This ingenious series is devoted to dances created by vibrant performers.

As if by magic, Pascal Benichou and his five vibrant performers created encompassing other worlds in a prosaic ballet studio on Saturday night at the New York Conservatory of Dance.

'IN THE HEIGHTS' AND 'PASSING STheNGE' The often-lamented death of the Off Broadway musical was both belied and, in a way, confirmed this year by a pair of shows that introduced exciting new musical voices — and vibrant performers — to the theater.

Traversing the beautiful set by Christine Jones — its dark, intimate spaces bring to mind Russian nesting dolls and John Doyle's brilliant stage design for Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's "Road Show" at the Public last year — the old actresses turn into young, vibrant performers, who sing to Coraline: Theatre is fun!

Traversing the beautiful set by Christine Jones its dark, intimate spaces bring to mind Russian nesting dolls and John Doyle's brilliant stage design for Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's "Road Show" at the Public last year the old actresses turn into young, vibrant performers, who sing to Coraline: Theatre is fun!