Sentence examples for When staged from inspiring English sources

When staged in Germany in the 1930s, the leading actor was arrested by the Nazis to prevent the subversive drama going ahead; you understand its threat.

When staged well, the cat fight between Helena and Hermia is hilarious: it doesn't need explanation, because there is clarity in both Shakespeare's verse and his scenario.

When staged inappropriately, interventions may make the addict feel threatened or less willing to seek help.

Colourful and visually stunning when staged in Manchester, only Albarn's score failed to satisfy some.

Anne Washburn's play, hailed when staged off-Broadway, has a persuasive premise.

Olympic opening ceremonies make the most sense when staged by totalitarian states wishing to announce their imminent global primacy.

The Royal Ballet and Mr. Grant rely on the use of Benesh dance notation when staging their ballets.

That's the challenge when staging traditional dance for modern audiences.

Citing the number of house-hunters with allergies, she added, "The best pet when staging your home is no pet".

Depth of invasion is key when staging tumours in the oral cavity.

Abu Fahdi described the use of thickly populated areas as cover when staging attacks.