Sentence examples for directed on stage from inspiring English sources

He was in more comfortable territory with Neil Simon's amiable comedy I Ought To Be In Pictures (1982), which he had successfully directed on stage two years before.

They were directed on stage, where Ms. Fisher was seated and a man behind her, at the photographer's direction, started rubbing his hands all over her body.

At 75, she has starred in some of the most memorable television programmes of the past four decades (Till Death Us Do Part, Give Us a Clue, Worzel Gummidge, Sherlock) and been directed on stage by such theatrical luminaries as Sir Peter Hall and Michael Grandage.

Instead, they hired actor and dancer Gene Kelly, who had never directed on stage before.

His most interesting previous work was in his first film, "The Left Handed Gun" (and a few bits of "The Miracle Worker , a good movie version of the William Gibson play, which he had also directed on the stage and on television).

The first show that Mr. Eyre directed on the Olivier stage at the National was "Guys and Dolls," and he is also known in England for directing plays by David Hare.

Later, Zeffirelli directed Callas on stage in Europe and America and became a friend.

Having directed Kidman on stage, he moves in the movie stratosphere now, with an Oscar nomination a racing certainty.

Bergman directed him on stage in A Doll's House (1989), The Bacchae (1996), The Ghost Sonata (2000) and Mary Stuart (2000).

Peter Hall, who directed Amadeus on stage, even suggested in his published diaries that the play, in which the mediocre composer Salieri is undermined by the arrival of the genius prodigy Mozart, was autobiographical.

It was good to have a director tell me, "Don't do this, do that, stop tapping your leg... .. Previously, I'd always directed myself on stage for my shows.