Sentence examples for director staged from inspiring English sources

Last Halloween, Haskell, a theatre director, staged a public haunted house on the….

In 1994 the director staged Samuel Beckett's "Footfalls," a 20-minute monodrama, as an environmental production at London's Garrick Theater.

Last Halloween, Haskell, a theatre director, staged a public haunted house on the Lower East Side, and so many people showed up that hundreds never made it inside.

Les Waters, the Rep's associate artistic director, staged Sarah Ruhl's "Eurydice" in Berkeley before bringing it to Second Stage in June.

Had John Pietrowski, the director, staged "The Last Days of Mickey and Jean" with a more sensitive hand, perhaps it might have achieved some emotional resonance, but instead the production is played strictly for laughs, which are sporadic.

Had Davis McCallum, the director, staged "A Thousand Clowns" with persuasive visuals and a finer sense of spontaneity, audiences might be tickled even more by Mr. Gardner's quixotic comedy.

John Wooten, the director, stages the two-act play with gathering speed.

Soon he graduated to art director, staging ever more elaborate and inventive revues.

Igor Goldin, the director, stages this innocuous entertainment swiftly and with spirit.

Among the offerings is "A Kiss From Alexander," starting May 24, in which a director stages a campy musical called "Alexander Was Great!" based on that world conqueror.

In addition the center has a theatrical production program in which professional directors stage students' plays.