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Discover LudwigThe phrase "admirable production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a work, such as a film, play, or any creative output, that is worthy of admiration for its quality or execution.
Example: "The director's latest film is an admirable production that showcases exceptional talent and creativity."
Alternatives: "commendable work" or "impressive creation".
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The only questionable idea in this otherwise admirable production is the use of a flag motif.
And, for the most part, in Amelia Nicholson's admirable production, they are not.
He is surrounded here by a mostly admirable production, put together by an almost entirely Australian team.
This admirable production, a welcome introduction to a team of fresh talents, has almost done its job too well, too early.
Mr. Rose, who died in 2002, created several stage adaptations over the years, but the play did not hit Broadway until the Roundabout Theater Company's admirable production in 2004.
But not until he yields to her pleas not to destroy Rome, grabbing her hand and kneeling and sobbing, do you sense Coriolanus's inner child; and it's insufficiently prepared for, depriving Jonathan Kent's mostly admirable production of its one big chance of emotional complexity.
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He noted that Mortier had been responsible for some admirable productions, and said that he saw no threat to the Met's preëminence.
Laurence Luckinbill stars in an admirable, shoestring production (1 45).
And so a new company's admirable first production sometimes soars, sometimes fizzles, more often ambles along.
This is an admirable, often intriguing production, especially considering the tiny fifth-floor theater in which it is staged.
This production, admirable in many ways, doesn't have enough revelations or dramatic peaks, and too often you feel its length more than you feel pity and terror.
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