Sentence examples for forthcoming stages from inspiring English sources

For the forthcoming stages, where the Dryline runs into the well-heeled districts along the prow of Manhattan, up to Tribeca and the West Village, BIG is starting to look at what is known, in the US philanthropy trade, as "plaque-able entities", ie things you can slap a funder's name on.

The forthcoming stage production of Potter is written by the Skins and This is England ('86 and '88) writer Jack Thorne.

In advance of his forthcoming stage outings, check out the greatest musical moments of David (The Office) Brent.

Timeless sequences include the monster's toe-tapping rendition of 'Puttin' on the Ritz', which will presumably feature in the forthcoming stage musical.

Last month, when Father Ted writer Graham Linehan appeared on BBC Radio 4's Today programme to discuss his forthcoming stage version of Ealing classic The Ladykillers, he was startled by how aggressively he was questioned (he complained later about being "ambushed").

And to the dismay of Boyle's fans, Smith is believed to be lining up a rival British Oscar-winner, the Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes to mastermind the forthcoming stage-show in his place.

"The World Trade Center, though not aesthetically pleasing, was our anchor," said David Gallo, a Broadway set designer who is using an older New York skyline as the central element in a forthcoming stage version of the movie musical "Thoroughly Modern Millie".

Bowie's fandom of Spongebob stretched so far that his first posthumous song will be a track he wrote for a forthcoming stage musical version of the cartoon to to debut in Chicago this summer.

Even the mighty Metropolitan Opera has been moved by these developments, witness the production of Prokofiev's "Gambler" last season and the forthcoming staging of his epic, "War and Peace".

Wrigley also points to a forthcoming stage adaptation of Benjamin Zephaniah's novel Refugee Boy, which has taken lessons from the theatre's cutting-edge collaborators.

Hilary Mantel has told the BBC she is "excited" by the forthcoming stage and TV adaptations of her award-winning novels.