-
consumption of the
performing arts. The
performing arts
often aims to
express one's
emotions and feelings.
Artists who parti****te in
performing arts in front...
- (prosocial
organizational behavior) that
supports organizational culture. In
performing arts, a
performance generally comprises an
event in
which a performer...
- "evaluated as true or false".
Common examples of
performative language are
making promises, betting,
performing a
wedding ceremony, an
umpire calling a strike...
-
Austin calls,
explicit performatives; to
utter an "explicit"
performative sentence is to make
explicit what act one is
performing. However,
there are also...
- 69", New York Times,
March 23, 1970.
Wooster Group, "The
Performing Garage". "The
Performing Garage".
Retrieved February 19, 2012.
Dafoe was a member...
- In the
performing arts
industry such as theatre, film, or television, a
casting (or
casting call) is a pre-production
process for
selecting a
certain type...
-
Performing rights are the
right to
perform music in public. It is part of
copyright law and
demands payment to the music's composer/lyricist and publisher...
- A non-
performing loan (NPL) is a bank loan that is
subject to late
repayment or is
unlikely to be
repaid by the
borrower in full. Non-
performing loans...
-
Physically unable to
perform (PUP) is a
roster designation used in the
National Football League (NFL) for
players who
suffered injuries during football-related...
- Showmanship,
concerning artistic performing such as in Theatre, is the
skill of
performing in such a
manner that will
appeal to an
audience or aid in...
