Sentence examples for lackluster production from inspiring English sources

Festival leaders say lackluster production and ticket sales and failure to account for spending are among the real reasons.

What critics found to be a lackluster production elicited more snores than raised eyebrows among audiences when it opened in February.

Her tender performance as Stella in the recent Broadway revival of "A Streetcar Named Desire" was the lone bright spot in a lackluster production.

And in the lackluster production at the John W. Engeman Theater at Northport, awkwardly directed by Alan Souza and dully choreographed by Al Blackstone, the muddy story, dated jokes and boringly bouncy score find few places to hide.

(Brantley) 'The Notebook of Trigorin' (closes on Saturday) This lackluster production from the Attic Theater Company doesn't make much of a case for Tennessee Williams's generally faithful but often overstated "free adaptation" of Chekhov's "Seagull" (2 10).

But then I'm not sure it's fair to judge the merits of Williams's adaptation from this lackluster production, directed by Laura Braza and featuring a cast that mostly fails to breathe life into the characters.

Despite occasional coups (the Patrice Chéreau/Pierre Boulez 1976 centennial "Ring" above all), Wolfgang has marginalized Bayreuth with his own lackluster productions, and he has ostracized the fourth generation.

Analysts said that despite the reduction in debt, American Apparel's underlying problems remain: lackluster product offerings, too many stores and high production costs, with about 4,600 manufacturing and sewing employees in Southern California.

Clarke, who played Holly Golightly in a lackluster Broadway production of "Breakfast at Tiffany's" last year got her start in theater.

In The Trouser Press Guide to '90s Rock, critic Ira Robbins writes that "Other than the fine title track and a few others, the performances are forced and lackluster; the production varies between flat and colorless".

Ticket sales for the latest revival of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," starring Ms. Johansson as Maggie the Cat, have been relatively lackluster since the production opened on Jan . 17to mixed-to-negative reviews.