Sentence examples for perceptive production from inspiring English sources

The director Michael Wilson has now given us a perceptive production of the play at Hartford Stage, part of his expressed mission to explore Williams's works.

That's already a risk in an opera that draws from commedia dell'arte, but a perceptive production can quickly delve beyond those stereotypes.

SALZBURG, Austria — The Salzburg Festival is celebrating Wagner's 200th birthday with a fresh, charming and perceptive new production of "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg," which opened here at the Grosses Festspielhaus on Friday.

There is much to empathize with in this perceptive, sensitive production, especially the unappreciated Robert Paul Niebanckk), a frustrated if less acerbic Michael-Bluth-like character whose parents seem to prefer his layabout brother Frank (a sporting Christian Coulson), the family clown.

It does, resoundingly, on the strength of a perceptive, many-layered production by the What Exit? Theater Company.

Director Stephen Nicolazzo's production is perceptive, bold and sharp.

Professor Early believes that by cleaning up the dialect, the Houston presenters blunted the opera's impact, he writes in a perceptive essay for the St . Louisproduction's program book.

There are perceptive and informative introductions -- to the entire production and to each individual "season" -- by Ted Leeson.

"It's going to be a very odd production," as Rob's unsuspicious but perceptive wife remarked.

Five years later... Steve Ballmer has just announced Microsoft's acquisition of Perceptive Pixel, a company focused on research, development, and production of multitouch interfaces.

But in a good performance and production, the opera emerges as an ennobled, perceptive and humane work about a conflicted Roman emperor who answers treachery with forgiveness.