Sentence examples for misguided production from inspiring English sources
To say it was a misguided production was an understatement, and what I was asked to do was appalling.
Directed and choreographed by Angela Harriell, this misguided production is billed as a "full-length modern ballet".
(Brantley) 'FRESHWATER' Virginia Woolf's only play, a frothy whimsy set at the island home of her great-aunt, the photographer Julia Margaret Cameron, receives a bold but misguided production from Anne Bogart.
In "Tosca" he drew an electrifying performance from the orchestra and so palpably inspired the cast (Patricia Racette as Tosca, Jonas Kaufmann as Cavaradossi and Bryn Terfel as Scarpia) that no one in the house seemed even to notice Luc Bondy's misguided production, which had opened the season.
Eighty minutes of meandering, half-hearted toss like the execrable Lords of Summer – a stand-alone tune released in 2014 – is not an appealing prospect, particularly if Metallica have stuck with the inexplicably inelegant and misguided production they applied to 2003's St Anger and Death Magnetic.
The problem with Ponifasio's work here is the heavy overlay of misguided production techniques that wreak havoc with a very compelling text and engaging performers.
Music so predominates at the opera, as it does not in the Broadway musical, that even misguided productions can't really rise or fall on the merits of a director's staging.
Both of these singers and bandleaders -- like other recent visitors including Youssou N'Dour from Senegal, Koffi Olomide from Congo and the Super Rail Band from Mali -- have worked through flirtations with synthesizers and Western pop and survived misguided productions.
Here's a clip from the misguided Carol Reed production.
It read, "The public is becoming more dispirited each season by the pretentious and woefully misguided, misdirected productions foisted on them".
"The public is becoming more dispirited each season by the pretentious and woefully misguided, misdirected productions foisted on them," it read.
