Sentence examples for only be staged from inspiring English sources

The plays could only be staged in two separate seasons, with four coming to the Barbican in London from Stratford in 2001 and four in 2002.

Beckett had written it in 1956 for radio, and his notoriously protective estate specified it could only be staged if the actors were holding scripts to simulate a radio studio – a gift for Gambon.

But after a meeting Saturday between Vice President Boediono and officials from the national police and the welfare and tourism ministries, the government announced that the entire pageant could only be staged in Bali, where radical Islamist groups have less of a presence, for public order reasons.

"A Strangeness in My Mind" is a story about an everyman that could only be staged in the author's beloved Istanbul -- it is both a life story and a beautifully related history lesson in modern Turkey.

But one bright exception is the work of this Italian choreographer, who is now tackling the Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho's lone ballet, "Maa" -- which has only been staged once before.

The play has only been staged in unofficial venues because it was unlikely to get the necessary script approval from the authorities to show in official theaters, said Ms. Ji, the producer.

These were productions that could only have been staged in the West.

But there's only been one staged production, in a basement theater in Dublin in 1956.

The screen eventually fills, in an ingenious series of what can only be called stage pop-ups, with student bedrooms and typed conversations, and, ultimately, the school itself.

I would only be on stage in the first debate, in October, if I received one per cent in three polls within the six weeks prior.

The tutus, and their wearers, may only be on stage for about four minutes - but, says Fullerton, "you need that depth of detail.