Sentence examples for effective revival from inspiring English sources

Maybe that's why the biggest disappointment of the season – among quite a few, alas – was the less effective revival of Odets's "Big Knife".

This production originated at Deaf West Theatre in Los Angeles, the group that brought an effective revival of Big River to Broadway in 2003.

The first effective revival of Cornish began in 1904 when Henry Jenner, a Celtic language enthusiast, published his book Handbook of the Cornish Language.

Havel's spicy and witty work, translated in 2012 by Paul Wilson and retitled "The Memo," is enjoying an effective revival at Single Carrot Theatre.

The strengths of the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Next to Normal" -- more a rock opera or, given the stylistic mix in the score, a popera than a musical -- are reconfirmed in an effective revival now at Center Stage. .

Welcome to the pre-email, pre-texting, pre-Facebook, pre-Tweeting milieu of "Sea Marks," the two-character play from 1971 by Gardner McKay now on stage in a mostly effective revival at Performance Workshop Theatre.

Directorial brilliance in the theatre is evanescent, and Hart's plays, despite frequent and occasionally effective revivals, have been undermined by the very influence they exerted on subsequent writers for the stage, film, radio, and television.

Both of these were mesmerizing, in great part, due to advanced stagecraft; the scripts might remain as effective in revival, but will the plays have the same impact without the amazing work of the puppeteers and actors on the one hand, and the mind-exploding sets, lighting and music of the second?

Good pitching is always effective in creating a revival, much more effective than a pep talk from the manager or a verbal lashing from the owner.

Bennett argues that BBC1 is working so well that it can insert public-service offerings, confident that they will be more effective: it's a revival of the old idea of "hammocking" difficult programmes between entertainment.

The Signature Theatre Company 2002 revival was effective because there was an uneasy sense to even the earliest moments.