Sentence examples for adapted rendition of from inspiring English sources

Thanks to a community theater, a group of volunteer actors and a little magic by the theater's technical director, an adapted rendition of "Cinderella" is playing in Pomona.

The Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey's current production in Madison offers a vigorous rendition of the play adapted by Neil Bartlett in 2004 from Dickens's enduring 1838 novel about an orphaned boy.

Mr. Kartheiser will assume the role in a rendition of "Pride and Prejudice," adapted by Simon Reade and directed by Joe Dowling, which begins previews at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis on July 6 and runs through Aug. 31.

Following this Jayden Lillyst took to the stage with his cheeky rendition of the Marc Cohn classic Walking in Memphis, adapted for the Melbourne suburb of Preston.

You might assume that Eileen Atkins's rendition of A Room of One's Own, adapted by Patrick Garland and first staged in 1989, was a safe piece of NW3 literariness of solely historical interest.

Some have exaggerated or sensationalized the hags, or have adapted them to different cultures, as in Orson Welles's rendition of the weird sisters as voodoo priestesses.

He sang confidently, but it was his Obama-inspired look, not his rendition of "The New Drunk Concubine," a pop song adapted from Peking Opera, that stood out.

Those speeches came close to the end of the tightly pulled-together show, just before a cracking rendition of the audition scene from "42nd Street," originally choreographed by Gower Champion and adapted by Randy Skinner, who led the cast.

Use ™ for any rendition of the MIT Dome.

Extremely languid rendition of the Midnight Cowboy theme.

"Nice rendition of the anthem".