Sentence examples for intelligent production from inspiring English sources
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Robert Hastie's highly intelligent production gives the casting a context.
"The Killing," a superb piece of theater, is given an intelligent production here.
Josie Rourke also uses the Donmar's intimacy to come up with a fast, witty, intelligent production that in Tom Hiddleston boasts a fine Coriolanus.
Sinuous baritone Stephen Gadd is her brutish husband in Il tabarro, and promising tenor Jeff Gwaltney her lover, Luigi, in Martin Lloyd-Evans's intelligent production.
Undercover promises to be an elegant and intelligent production – a short scene where a row of black hands hung silently through bars on death row spoke more eloquently about the US race divide than any amount of earnest speeches.
What it does have is powerful word of mouth, helped along by Mr. O'Brien's accessible and intelligent productions, many of which have received favorable notices, including one this week for the current production by Ben Brantley in The New York Times.
Having established himself as one of broadcasting's most talented writers, you'd think Corwin's bosses would've responded to 'A Note of Triumph' by offering a generous contract that allowed him to create more innovative and intelligent productions for many years into the future.
Intelligent products manage their production in cooperation with intelligent resources.
Sometimes Paulus's concern for the issues feels jarring, as was the case in her recent successful revival of "Hair," but that stridency is absent from the intelligent, intuitive, and architecturally sound production "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess," in which she and Parks have rescued a work that was mired in condescension and a bizarre and unreal sexuality.
(Intelligent, resourceful production designer Grant Montgomery has confessed to a Godfather influence, even placing oranges in Tommy's office – the citrus symbol of doom in Coppola's classic).
