Sentence examples for devoted to staging from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the gallant Project Shaw- — now in its second year- — is devoted to staging readings of every play he ever wrote.
In recognition, Encores!, which is devoted to staging lost or rarely seen musicals, was awarded with a special Tony for excellence on Sunday.
A section devoted to stage costumes includes a medieval-inspired muumuu, its pastel-ombré velvet adorned with a starburst appliqué; Mama Cass Elliot, of the Mamas & the Papas, wore it in 1967.
Lerer Hippeau has raised two new funds — $122 million for a sixth fund devoted to seed stage investments, as well as $60 million for a "Select Fund" focused on later-stage deals.
So there's a lot of time and energy devoted to that stage where I'm just learning.
He loved acting and was devoted to the stage, but he always understood the contradictions of his profession.
Its home -- the 78th Street Theater Lab, at Broadway -- is the size of a living room, with about half the space devoted to the stage.
"To compare Chicago in the 20's to Paris in 1870 is nearly impossible," he said, noting that " 'Phantom' really has its own world" of fans devoted to the stage production.
On the most obvious level, of course, there are scant points of comparison between "A Chorus Line," the era-defining Broadway musical about the life of the musical theater "gypsy," and "Trelawny of the Wells," the Englishman Arthur Wing Pinero's 1898 comedy about new theatrical forms and the potent allure of a life devoted to the stage.
Related to this, Figure 7 reports a detailed analysis of the percentage of time devoted to each stage in a typical execution of the McGM algorithm.
