Sentence examples for by the same cast from inspiring English sources

"House" and "Garden," for instance, the last Ayckbourn plays to be seen in a major New York production, were performed in adjoining theaters by the same cast simultaneously.

It was a year and a half ago that Robert Falls, the artistic director of the Goodman Theater here, first read "House" and "Garden," the twin plays by the prolific British playwright Alan Ayckbourn that are meant to be performed simultaneously by the same cast.

The English localization was dubbed by the same cast used for the original movie, although the game does not specify the respective roles in the credits.

In a clever decision, Bedlam is offering up two spins on the same tale, both performed by the same cast on succeeding days.

What is not as well appreciated, however, is the extent to which several of the science denial movements mentioned above were promoted by the same cast of characters, a fact that Naomi Oreskes makes clear in her book Merchants of Doubt.

The next round of struggles over sexuality were fought out by almost exactly the same cast of characters, and this time – at least on paper – the conservatives won.

After the body blow that was Mr. Thompson's performance in the matinee of "Othello," it was a relief to be allowed to consider the consequences of jealousy, embodied by many of the same cast members, in a much lighter vein that evening.

A test case will be "Next Fall," the only play on Broadway this spring that will have transferred from Off Broadway (mounted by Naked Angels) with the same cast.

The "mobisodes", which have also been referred to as "webisodes", were shot in Honolulu, Hawaii, and produced by the same crew with the same cast as the television series; thus, all content is considered to be canonical.

The two plays, based loosely on Mr. Simon's family, were to have largely the same cast, led by the stage and television veteran Laurie Metcalf.

The two Simon plays were to have largely the same cast, led by the Emmy-winning actress Laurie Metcalf as Kate Jerome, the head of the family — based loosely on Mr. Simon's own family — at the center of the plays.