Sentence examples for original stage work from inspiring English sources

They will act, sing and karate-kick their way through "The Nightman Cometh," an original stage work taken from a recent episode of the show.

The only entirely original stage work from this period was the spectacular one-man show Needles And Opium in 1991, which intermingled stories of love and addiction from the lives of Jean Cocteau and Miles Davis with an account of the meltdown of one of Lepage's own long-term relationships.

(Rooney) 'Midsummer (A Play With Songs)' (previews start on Wednesday; opens on Jan . 15 This lo-fi musical romantic comedy, written and directed by David Greig with songs by Gordon McIntyre, comes from the Traverse Theater, one of Scotland's most fertile incubators of original stage work.

This innovative company has sought to re-examine the relationship between music and text through original staged works that place poetry and prose in dialogue with music of the past and present.

He was nominated for two Oscars; appeared in original stage productions of works by Paddy Chayefsky, Neil Simon and Arthur Miller; worked with the directors Frank Capra, John Cassavetes, Blake Edwards and Mike Nichols; and co-starred with the likes of Frank Sinatra, Bette Davis and Jason Robards.

Today, 10 years shy of the company's centennial, the dancers at Martha Graham are preparing for "The Next 90!" a season of programming dedicated to bringing back classic performances that haven't been seen in years, commissioning brand new works, and restoring original stage sets designed by the beloved sculptor Isamu Noguchi.

As with Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, the latter work featured a predominantly black cast, in contrast to its original stage and film productions.

Original stage production director Nicholas Hytner also returns.

Complete with barefoot women stomping grapes, this version was not a substitute for the 1841 original, but the staging worked on its own outlandish terms.

Such stage works take the form of retooled classics or so-called original works.

Each stage represented a unique period in time and formed the basis of later work that resulted in the further subdivision of d'Orbigny's original stages into 10 distinct stage assemblages.