Sentence examples for imaginative set from inspiring English sources

The film's imaginative set and costume designs had a strong artistic influence on Fritz Lang's film Metropolis (1927).

On a bright Astroturf-like stage (the imaginative set is by John Lee Beatty), he moves deftly about, fielding questions from fans and friends, happy for the attention.

You can almost hear Ms. Lindsay thinking, "Awesome!" "Little House on the Prairie, the Musical" — an earlier version was produced by the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis — looks great, with Adrianne Lobel's imaginative set design and Mark McCullough's lovely lighting.

And Balanchine's 1977 "Vienna Waltzes" shows off how far the company had come in terms of sumptuous resources, with its wondrously imaginative set designs by Rouben Ter-andtunian and luscious dancing.

This was Mr. Lagerfeld in love — with the imaginative set, where green trellis work reflected the glass dome's construction at the Grand Palais; with modern materials that glinted in a space-age sheen; and with fashion itself in all its variety, modernity and diversity.

Fiasco Theater's highly inventive production, featuring six actors in 14 roles and an imaginative set that relied on just two crates, a sheet and a trunk serving many purposes, will begin an 18-week run on Aug. 27 at the Barrow Street Theater.

(The imaginative sets are by Lez Brotherston).

(Mark Wendland's efficient, imaginative sets achieve wonders in this regard).

The architectural variety of Mr. McVicar's imaginative sets made for a multi-faceted picture of ancient Rome.

Simple but imaginative sets by Albere, including a portrait gallery inspired by Edward Gorey's illustrations, and David Auxier's spirited choreography added to the production's appeal.

The production was directed by Kara-Lynn Vaeni, with simple but imaginative sets by Nick Francone that used framed photographs to create a psychological backdrop rather than a sense of place.