Sentence examples for pointless stage from inspiring English sources

In the case of the lavish and rather pointless stage version of "The Wizard of Oz," directed by Jeremy Sams at the London Palladium, this show wouldn't even exist were it not for the latest in the ever-thickening synergy between the West End and reality TV.

Conceived by Ms. Alexander, choreographer and director Birgitta Trommler and Noreen Tomassi, it provides a sense of Barnes' strange, hallucinatory prose, but remains a confusing amalgam of biography and literary homage: a morass of cranky chitchat, pointless stage business and arcane oration (1 15).

'Before the start, I don't think anyone would have envisaged Stuttgart being pointless at this stage of the campaign,' said Smith.

Thus did I find myself musing during the long, stupefying expanses of "House for Sale," a pointless and pleasureless stage adaptation of an essay by Jonathan Franzen that opened on Wednesday night at the Duke on 42nd Street in a production from the Transport Group.

A man in charge of Real Madrid this time last year did not expect to be pointless at this stage but still maintains a side in need of further re-modelling before the transfer window's closure is doing more right than wrong.

"Simon has been travelling round telling his jokes to dwindling crowds for half his life, and feels it's pointless stopping at this stage," reveals Lee.

Thus, it seems pointless to reconstruct a stage that is known to have not existed.

These things are so objectionable that House Republican leaders are staging a pointless, partisan House vote on Wednesday to make sure we know where they stand.

In its pointless journey from screen to stage, "Victor/Victoria" reveals but one psychologically telling moment of sexual ambivalence.

Now, his evolution as an artist and performer is on view in a show, Dieter Meier the Yello Years, on view at the Watermill Center in Watermill, New York until September 1. Beginning in the late '60s and early '70s, when Meier was in his mid-twenties, he began performing conceptual art pieces that were staged gestures of pointless, non-actions.

Some kind of pointless existence?" In the eighties, Letterman staged elevator races at 30 Rock, where "Late Night" was filmed.