Sentence examples for Fresh productions from inspiring English sources

Despite fresh productions of Romeo and Juliet, Troilus, Euripides's Helen and a new play by Trevor Griffiths, this seems cautious.

Though City Opera has been especially valued for its commitment to 20th-century American works, in the last 10 years it has won gratitude and large audiences for fresh productions of Baroque works, especially Handel's.

In each set of new season announcements, there are guaranteed to be fresh productions of Chekhov, Ibsen, Shakespeare, Euripides and Aeschylus, along with Schiller, Goethe and Lessing, with perhaps more recent literary greats Heiner Müller, Thomas Bernhard and Elfriede Jelinek.

It had been the City Opera's mission to present standard repertory in fresh productions with young casts of eager singers who looked the parts they were portraying, and also to offer unusual fare: new and recent operas, Baroque works, 20th-century rarities.

The London theater, it increasingly seems clear, likes to define itself by redefining the classics, as is apparent in a month whose first two weeks see fresh productions of "The Winter's Tale," "The Cherry Orchard" and Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia," not to mention Helen Mirren playing Racine's Phèdre and Jude Law's long-awaited Hamlet.

After serving in World War I, he took steps to revitalise the opera company, which had not appeared in Central London since 1909, hiring new designers and conductors to present fresh productions of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas in seasons in the West End.

The funky, fresh new production of "Uncle Vanya" that opened on Sunday night at Soho Rep brings this point home to the audience with unusual immediacy.

In both cases, high prices spurred fresh production.

They are doing something new and fresh production-wise.

At the Theatre du Chatelet, 1, place du Chatelet, a fresh production of the comic opera by Jacques Offenbach, "La Belle Helene," is being performed through Nov. 9.

It takes at least six weeks for fresh production in the Middle East to pass through refineries and reach neighborhood gas stations.