Sentence examples for it would be staging from inspiring English sources

In fact, as soon as the Park Theatre in Finsbury Park, north London, announced in April that it would be staging the play and that it would star the actor and TV impressionist Alistair McGowan, there was an outcry.

When Shotgun Players announced that it would be staging A Doll's House using Ingmar Bergman's pared-down script (translated by Frederick J. Marker and Lise-Lone Marker), director Beth Wilmurt had a specific concept in mind.

It would be staged as a protest, she said in a telephone interview from Karachi.

At the Tory conference in Manchester last week Cameron accused the first minister of being "a big feartie" (running scared) for refusing to bring forward his referendum, or to set out any details on when and how it would be staged.

Such was the play's sensitivity that James Nicola, Artistic Director at N.Y.T.W., decided that it would be staged twice each night: once with a cast of eight, after which came a moderated audience discussion, followed by a read-through of the script by a single actor.

Killarney has hosted the Irish Open over the last two years while there was been speculation that it would be staged in the Dublin area in 2012 but that has been delayed to next year when it will be played at Carton House.

Armstrong also said the band intended "that it would be staged or we'd create a film or something... we were thinking in terms that it kind of felt like scoring a movie".

But for being in the moment, for just feeling alive, it would be stage.

Some of it would be stages, Captain Nemo's tomb was a built stage.

After some quick talks with Mr. Toscano, it was settled: "L'Oracolo" would be staged there.

Pride in Plymouth said it would not be staging an official protest but expected "the council to take legal action if hate speech was spouted".