Sentence examples for director staging from inspiring English sources

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

The performance comes after the teenager received an unexpected email from the Mariinsky Theatre, where Gergiev is artistic director, staging some of the 21st century's most dynamic opera and ballet.

Mr. Simon was, of course, the king of this sort of comedy, and in the latter part of his career, Mr. Saks became his go-to director, staging eight of Mr. Simon's plays on Broadway, beginning with "California Suite" in 1976 and including a female revival of "The Odd Couple" in 1985 that starred Rita Moreno and Sally Struthers as the famously mismatched roommates.

And novelists continued to reinvent Shakespeare, with Howard Jacobson, Anne Tyler and Margaret Atwood refettling The Merchant of Venice, The Taming of the Shrew and The Tempest respectively; Atwood's typically playful Hag-Seed (Hogarth), with Prospero a theatre director staging The Tempest in a prison, was the highlight.

Mr. Lang shows skill in adapting and translating the texts and — in his debut as a director — staging the performance.

In recent years, Mr. Reisz worked increasingly as a theater director, staging plays by Harold Pinter and Samuel Beckett.

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

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.

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

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.