Sentence examples for drama staged from inspiring English sources

This new drama, staged around a column covered in televisions, as clichéd a stage image as you will find downtown, is a more reverent adaptation.

For now, most Yemenis seem to dismiss reports of Al Qaeda killings as a "masrah," or drama, staged by the government and its American backers.

Third-string quarterbacks when the season began, John Skelton and Stephen McGee had lead parts in a Saturday night drama staged by two N.F.L. teams headed nowhere.

Even people who believe that the Sandy Hook shooting was actually a drama staged by actors couch their arguments in concern for the preservation of the Second Amendment.

This coolly staged, warmly acted revival brings out the medicinal flavor in Bernard Pomerance's 1979 drama, staged with solemn Brechtian detachment by Sean Mathias.

Once you're full, check out "Amelia," a site-specific Civil War drama staged at Fort Jay (May 26 and 27, then Thursdays through Sundays through June 17, 3 p.m., ameliatheplay.com; free).

Walter Benjamin, the German 20th century philosopher, in his book The Origin of German Tragic Drama[16], explains how baroque drama stages the sorrowful as opposed to the tragic.

Walter Benjamin, the German 20th century philosopher, in his book The Origin of German Tragic Drama[ 16], explains how baroque drama stages the sorrowful as opposed to the tragic.

"After Hong Kong people see it clearly that the central government will not change its mind, they will recognise the dramas staged by the oppositionists are just making things worse.

A study carried in the People's Daily revealed that over 80 percent of musical dramas staged in the country were traditional plays from the pre-Communist era, as opposed to newly written historical dramas promoting socialist values.

Thereafter, drama was staged by professionals in public theatres, primarily in Rangoon (now Yangon).