Chekhov wrote so few plays, which are revived so often, that it seemed unlikely there could be new discoveries to be made in his work.
Mr. Pinter said several years ago that he would not write any more plays, but his work is revived so often that his assertion seems almost beside the point.
I sometimes feel sorry for directors of this enchanting comedy: it's revived so often that they have to strive for originality.
"All My Children" was revived so quickly that sets were being built before the show's cast was officially signed on.
Carter Calvert is such a good Liza Minnelli, they must have rejoiced when Cabaret was revived so she could pull that out of her arsenal of tricks.
Suppose that at some future date — a date at which private demand for funds has revived, so that there are lending opportunities — the US government has committed itself to spending equal to 27 percent of GDP, while the tax laws only lead to 17 percent of GDP in revenues.
In case he doesn't live to see that day, Goertzel has signed up for cryonic suspension, so that he can be revived and rebooted in the transhuman, post-singularity era.
He is not only afraid of dying, but he's made plans to put his brain on ice after he does so that he might be revived in the future.
Pity those frugal folks who took the economical approach to achieving immortality by freezing only their head after they died so that they could be revived in the future rather than suffer the expense of freezing their entire body.
The BBC pursued the rights for Survivors from Terry Nation's estate so that the series could be revived.
