The phrase "a different production of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an alternative version or interpretation of a play, film, or other artistic work.
Example: "I recently saw a different production of the classic play, and it offered a fresh perspective on the story."
Alternatives: "an alternative version of" or "a distinct rendition of".
(A different production of "Festen" ran on Broadway in 2006).
Each act focuses on a different production of the Passion play and the tremors it causes in the lives of the participants.
The play, too, feels essentially familiar, and not just because I saw a different production of it on Broadway two seasons ago.
I'd say the script is about 80% unchanged; it's like watching a different production of the same play, so only the cast and the set is new.
If you don't want to hear teenage girls screaming at Martin Freeman, then wait for a different production of Richard III.
After all, the actor may actually be perfectly decent and might have excelled in another role, or a different production of the same play by a better or more experienced director.
Some of the differences in study results are suggested to be the result of a different production process leading to differences in storage lesions in RBC units [ 28].
The 1999-2000 season brought the completion of a Wagner "Ring" cycle heralded as one of the most important in Germany; a different production team staged each of the four operas independently, with four different casts.
Indeed, only scant studies have used PBMCs to measure cytokine release, showing a significantly different production of these inflammatory components in AD and MCI subjects compared to controls [ 39, 45] as well as a greater IL-1 and TNF- α production, associated with an increased risk of AD, in elderly controls [ 46].
It is not yet clear what features in the variant gene cause the different production of its isoforms.
WASHINGTON — The first six months of 2011 are bringing America a good many different productions of the old Romantic classic "Giselle".
