Sentence examples for approach to staging from inspiring English sources

Postecoglou also savaged his employers for their money-grabbing approach to staging the 2015 FFA Cup final.

Speaking by telephone, he discussed the choreography, his approach to staging the work, and why "A Chorus Line" still speaks to a contemporary audience.

This effort largely failed, and Copeau's contribution to the history of the theatre consists almost entirely in his approach to staging.

But the time may have come for a more creative approach to staging the Parables, and the choreographer Mark Morris, who will direct "Curlew River" later this summer at Tanglewood in western Massachusetts, could lead the way.

In light of the protests in Brazil against what is seen as Fifa's controlling approach to staging the tournament and against a government spending $11bn£6.5bnbn) on the World Cup at a time of underinvestment in public services, the Frenchman views Sepp Blatter's "corrupt" governing body as "so powerful, stronger than any country".

With the results of Z0011, there has been some shift in the approach to staging the axilla.

One can understand the appeal of adding "Der Freischütz" to the list of Mr. Wilson's productions, which are famous for their abstract, beautifully lit tableaus and carefully stylized approach to stage action.

The set designer, Christopher Barreca, has done an extraordinary job of realizing Kennedy's cinematic approach to stage pictures, and when I saw the production I was reminded of "A Movie Star Has to Star in Black and White," in which Kennedy most directly explores how screen images can inhabit the mind.

The objective of a hybrid approach to staged palliation of single-ventricle anomalies is designed to minimize the trauma of the first stage.

There is a growing body of date regarding the multimodality induction approach to stage IIIA lung cancer.

Another approach to Stage I disease is surveillance in which patients are followed up rigorously during the first 2 years after diagnosis to identify the 25 30% of patients who will inevitably relapse with metastatic disease.