Sentence examples for millennial production from inspiring English sources

For the last four decades, the villagers have been divided over questions ranging from "how Jewish was Jesus and who killed him?" to "should Protestants and married women be allowed to act in the play?" More recently, winds of reform have swept through Oberammergau, and this millennial production of the Passion play will be markedly different from those staged in previous decades.

He'd told his parents he was going to media event for millennials – he's a media production student – and as we walked outside the convention hall to get some air he told me he was uncomfortable with having lied.

They, too, are reaching out to millennial audiences with high-tech productions and sci-fi story ballets, nurturing hip young choreographers.

The interview-averse candidate has sat for what can be intensely personal one-on-one chats with Internet phenoms whose productions are targeted at millennial women.

Appearing on the podcast Millennial Love, 2017 contestant Montana Rose Brown confirmed that the production crew interacts with the Islanders.

But another big theme of MIPCOM is much more relevant to Cowell and his Syco Entertainment production business: shifting viewing habits among young "millennials".

Everest is a Houston-based funeral concierge, and the firm that commissioned Will's upbeat, millennial-friendly video last fall from Sandwich Video, a Los Angeles production company popular with the tech set in Silicon Valley.

The Guardian will bring its news expertise to the partnership, and in turn will be able to access Vice's video production skills with content distributed to its millennial-skewed global audience.

There is no mention of a millennial kingdom in the Mishna (c. 200 ce), the first major textual production of this "normative" tradition.

Stephnie Weir plays the guys' slightly askew and exasperated producer, Matt Oberg plays the show's charmless head writer, and Megan Ferguson steals every scene she's in as the production assistant who is the perfect parody of a self-important millennial.

3. "The Flick," Steppenwolf Theatre Company: Director Dexter Bullard's richly textured Steppenwolf Theatre production of Annie Baker's beautifully existentialist exploration of the ennui of millennial underemployment was far and away the best work at the 'Wolf in 2016.