The phrase "amusing production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a performance, show, or any creative work that is entertaining or humorous in nature.
Example: "The play was an amusing production that had the audience laughing from start to finish."
Alternatives: "entertaining performance" or "humorous show".
The omissions in this well-paced, lightly amusing production, also directed by Mr. Reed, lend a mounting undercurrent of tension.
The man is clearly breathing — it's just another visual gag in this amusing production at the Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor, directed by Don Stephenson.
But Mr. Pelly, whom Met audiences know from his amusing production of Donizetti's comedy "La Fille du Régiment," tries to bridge them and, through the stark, grim look of the staging, drive home the seedy underside of Manon's fall.
Conducted and directed by the troupe's hardworking artistic director, Albert Bergeret, it is a hammy, intermittently amusing production done in the broad style of the Tony Award-winning 1981 Broadway version that starred Linda Ronstadt and Kevin Kline.
I'll explain more in a moment when I get to my full review, but the film is such a feel-good family-friendly joyously exciting and amusing production, people will keep recommending it to their friends and loved ones, and many will return for second and maybe even third viewings.
There's a coffin onstage at the beginning of Seth Rozin's "Two Jews Walk Into a War," the New Jersey Repertory Company's amusing, sweet-natured new production.
It provides an amusing moment when the production moves from its origins in Canada (the Ex Machina studios in Quebec and elsewhere) to New York, overlaying the clanking "Rheingold" music for the descent to Nibelheim.
There is artful, distancing use of the scrim, and some of the most amusing moments in the production are passive ones (when the curtain rises on Act III, the salacious, grotesque nudes that had covered the bachelor Don Pasquale's walls have been replaced by genteel, almost-Victorian kitsch since his marriage to Norina).
The least successful of the three major opening productions, although amusing, was a new quasi opera called "Heliogabal," seen in the Gebläsehalle (Blast House) in Duisburg.
This production offers many amusing skits, including one about a woman and her cat who are taken up by fierce winds and blown to the other side of a mountain, where the weather is beautiful.
For sure, this production has its intriguing, amusing and eye-opening moments, too.
