Sentence examples for conceptual production from inspiring English sources

It's a very conceptual production.

Now comes the second play in a projected trilogy; and this time I felt the mythic simplicity of McCraney's story was overlaid by a conceptual production set in a shimmering pool.

And I'm not sure that the pull-out-all-the-stops conceptual production that this play has been given by its director, Michael Longhurst (who also staged "Constellations"), and its designer, the feverishly inventive Beowulf Boritt ("Chaplin: The Musical"), finally does its author or its accomplished actors any favors.

While the conceptual production (creation) of systems is permissive during the ex-ante phase, there operate processes of "conceptual selection" in the ex-post aftermath.

His latest, endeavor, though, is his most conceptual production to date, and fuses his influences of film, literature, libertarianism, and space.

Dismayed by the modernistic conceptual productions of the "Ring" that had become prevalent, Mr. McEwen wanted something beautiful and Romantic, he said at the time.

That first production, a budget affair repeated every summer until 1984, was solidly traditional, in deliberate reaction to the symbolic, conceptual productions then popular in Europe, and somewhat provincial.

Bayreuth should not become another Salzburg, a smorgasbord of conceptual productions and faddish happenings, with Wagner somewhere in the middle....Wolfgang, the scion of a household where Hitler was fondly greeted as "Uncle Wolf," has never come to terms with his family's enthusiasm for the Nazis..

Mabou Mines is accustomed to complicated conceptual productions: a recent adaptation of "A Doll's House" had a cast of men under 5 feet tall and women closer to 6; another piece, "Red Beads," in 2005, included chamber opera, acrobatics, puppetry and animation by Basil Twist and a cast and crew of 85.

Bayreuth should not become another Salzburg, a smorgasbord of conceptual productions and faddish happenings, with Wagner somewhere in the middle....Wolfgang, the scion of a household where Hitler was fondly greeted as "Uncle Wolf," has never come to terms with his family's enthusiasm for the Nazis.

Conceptual products are fun.