Sentence examples for opening a production from inspiring English sources

The lights were a problem, too: they had been hung and focused over the weekend, but the designer, a professional, was now opening a production of "Gypsy" at the Derby Dinner Playhouse and hadn't had time to write the cues.

Valk was thinking about opening a production center in Grand Junction, because he loved the natural setting, but he was concerned that the culture might be too inward-looking.

Jen Neal, chief marketing officer at BBDO North America, New York, part of the BBDO Worldwide unit of the Omnicom Group, is leaving after seven months, the agency said, to move to the West Coast to join her husband, David Neal, who is opening a production company in Los Angeles.

It recently bought a 75% stake in the Lonely Planet travel guide firm for around £75m as well as opening a production hub in India - the third of eight planned around the world, following offices in Australia and the US, which makes the highly successful American version of Strictly Come Dancing.

Say I am working on a film and I see someone from the region in that older age group, and he'll say something like "I went to the movies but I didn't see your film there, how come?" They don't get yet that it's a whole ongoing process of pre-production, filming, opening a production office, getting all the permits and taking it through the festival circuit trying to sell it..

In February, CCTV opened a production center in Washington with 80 journalists.

Originally a Taiwanese company, Bluestone announced a £5m deal this autumn to open a production plant in Manchester.

Polon took on an $800,000 small-business loan to open a production facility big enough to fill $10 million in annual soup sales.

In December, Right Proper Brewing Company, which operates a restaurant and brewpub in Shaw, opened a production and tasting facility in Brookland.

The Manhattan School of Music Opera Theater opened a production of "Macbeth" on Wednesday night, but not the one by Verdi that all opera lovers know.

Tiffany, who became an associate director at the Royal Court earlier this year, has just opened a production of The Glass Menagerie on Broadway to critical acclaim.