Sentence examples for developmental workshops from inspiring English sources

The two men attended developmental workshops over the last three years where the dialogue was read, characters fleshed out.

10-17) are on the calendar, along with Chautauqua's signature developmental workshops of a couple of new plays; (716) 357-6250, theater.ciweb.org.

Based on the 1974 novel by Stephen King, the musical adaptation has posed theatrical and tonal challenges since its first developmental workshops in the early 1980s.

He commissioned Ms. Hagedorn to write the play and has shepherded it from its 1998 world premiere at the La Jolla Playhouse in California, where he was artistic director at the time, through a series of developmental workshops to a full production at the Joseph Papp Public Theater, where it opens tonight.

One of the strategies used in developmental workshops to help young academics become better small-group teachers is to practise answering students' questions with a question, in order to lead them towards both an answer and a better understanding of what they are learning.

Mr. Kitt and Mr. Yorkey wrote a six-page treatment of "If/Then" in 2008 during the out-of-town run of "Next to Normal" in Washington, Mr. Stone said, and since then they have had three developmental workshops, all involving Ms. Menzel.

Following a developmental workshop last year, the musical returns to the Vineyard for a fully staged production.

A developmental workshop earlier this year with a new director, Randal Myler ("It Ain't Nothin' but the Blues") and new musical director, Keith Levenson, led to this revamped production.

Debra Monk will play the title role in a developmental workshop of "Mrs. Miller Does Her Thing," a new play by James Lapine, at the Second Stage Theater in Manhattan.

But Mr. Johnson also acknowledged that "several theater professionals" had advised him to bypass Second Stage and instead hold a developmental workshop and then open on Broadway.

The musical had already been overhauled after a poorly received tryout run in Los Angeles in 2010, and the producers had not planned to hold another developmental workshop to make further changes before the intended opening on Broadway in the fall.