Sentence examples for last stage work from inspiring English sources

"The Glass Blowers," composed in 1908 and produced without much success in 1913, was his last stage work.

Not until his last stage work, "Suite in Three Keys," had Coward, as Day writes, "dealt overtly with the subject of homosexuality.

First seen in Aldeburgh in 2007, Yoshi Oida's production of Britten's last stage work has now entered Opera North's repertoire as the final instalment of its Festival of Britten.

"A Man for All Seasons," by Robert Bolt, follows (Tuesday-Aug. 9) and "Noël Coward in Two Keys," a pair of one-act comedies and that playwright's last stage work (1966), concludes the summer season (Aug. 12-30).

For the last stage, a working group consisting of various stakeholders, including patients, will be responsible for the refining the topic selected and developing the assessment plan.

The Metropolitan Opera last staged the work in 1972, but is planning a production for next season.

His thoughts on the relative contributions of music and drama in opera were to change again, and he reintroduced some traditional forms into his last few stage works, including Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg (The Mastersingers of Nuremberg).

But that's because this is the last stage of my work.

At the last stage of this work, a sensitivity of the biosensor based on silicalite-adsorbed recombinant urease to different urea concentrations was studied.

In fact Arden, working alone and with D'Arcy, has been astonishingly productive throughout his career, but in the last few decades any new stage work has been almost exclusively for community theatre projects.

"Iris," John Coltrane From "Stellar Regions" (1967) "Very symbolic use of intervals, motifs during the last stage of J. C.'s work — in his compositions/improvisations, John chooses a phrase and imbues it with subjective meaning, his message.