Sentence examples for of its staging from inspiring English sources

For all the phantasmal effects of its staging, it is a dense work, and you may find yourself sorting through lines and images later in a way you seldom do after a more conventional full-length play.

The production is to return to the National next December for another four-month run; the complexity of its staging makes it highly unlikely that "His Dark Materials" will transfer to another theater, Mr. Hytner said.

It was also singled out for the ingenuity of its staging by Harold Prince and Michael Bennett, particularly in the employment of a younger cadre of actresses -- images of the Follies girls' youthful selves -- who sometimes mirror the movements of the older characters.

This production was presented on a gently sloping stretch of grass in Fort Tryon Park, and the ingenuity of its staging was impressive.

In some ways that's as it should be: the work, as choreographed by George Balanchine, is a masterpiece in every aspect of its staging and choreography.

In "Giselle," intriguing in some of its staging details, Anette Delgado offered a lovely aerial quality but no real interest in her Albrecht, Dani Hernández.

To those who experienced the rush of its stage beginnings, it was also an anticlimax, theater history's footnote to established legend.

It also lost the use of its stage, days after the start of its season.

We want to encourage people to understand the entire story of food, because when we do, we appreciate it a bit more, in all of its stages.

But the bill has now gone through most of its stages in the Commons.

The priest's vestments were covered with images of the flora and fauna of Northern New Jersey, and the chasuble showed a vine in all of its stages of growth.