Sentence examples for founding general director from inspiring English sources

(Zachary Woolfe) 'Tosca' (Thursday) Michael Capasso, the founding general director of the enterprising Dicapo Opera Theater, presented his first production of Puccini's "Tosca" in the fall of 1981 when the company was new.

In 2006 he revived his mother's dream as the founding general director of the Freedom Theatre in Jenin, where he worked with young Palestinians to express themselves through drama.

(Woolfe) 'Tosca' (Saturday) Michael Capasso, the founding general director of the enterprising Dicapo Opera Theater, presented his first production of Puccini's "Tosca" in the fall of 1981, when the company was new.

In 1975, Glynn Ross, the founding general director of the tiny, 11-year-old Seattle Opera, got the mad notion of mounting Wagner's complete "Ring" tetralogy, uncut, in one week.

Peter Mark, the company's founding general and artistic director, recalls his astonishment when Mr. Crutchfield brought in, as an inspiration for the cast of Rossini's "Barbiere di Siviglia," a stack of embellishments painstakingly transcribed from historic recordings.

Adding financial means to help out in particular disease hotspots will significantly improve the speed of funds to affected countries, according to Dr. Richard Wilcox, founding director general of the African Union's African Risk Capacity (ARC) agency.

This study was approved and founded by Direzione Generale Sanità Regione Lombardia and presented by General Director and ethic commitment of ICP Hospital Bassini, Milan.

The company, first named Ballet Society, was founded in 1946 by the choreographer George Balanchine (artistic director) and Lincoln Kirstein (general director) as a private subscription organization to promote lyric theatre.

Paul Kellogg General Director.

Anthony Freud, general director, Welsh National Opera.

Pär Omling, General Director, Swedish Research Council.