Sentence examples for be revived at the from inspiring English sources
I know, that's not what you expect in The New York Times about a "classic" about to be revived at the Film Forum (from Friday to May 17).
But there may be more specific sources of inspiration for Happy Days, about to be revived at the Young Vic in London, with Juliet Stevenson as the lead.
"From then on we spent months building trust and working on the show together," before announcing in October 2010 that "Carrie" would be revived at the 299-seat Lucille Lortel Theater in the West Village.
The play will soon be revived at the Shubert, with Angela Lansbury starring as a medium who accidentally conjures an Englishman's deceased first wife, much to the consternation of his second.
By the end of the first run of In Extremis last year - it is about to be revived at the Globe this week - I felt this is what the theatre should be.
The Dresser, which tells of an ageing Shakespearian actor and his long-suffering but devoted dresser behind the scenes of a touring theatre, will be revived at the Duke of York's theatre in London in October.
Firefighter Prior said the victim was revived at the scene.
The following year, Slag was revived at the Royal Court.
Frank McGuinness's Baglady is revived at the Royal Exchange Studio.
Piaf is revived at the Octagon in Bolton.
