Sentence examples for presentation of plays from inspiring English sources

(Blin is notable for his early presentation of plays by Beckett, Genet, and other important dramatists).

Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on their initial journal entries, participation in class discussions, participation in their group research, and thoughtful creation and presentation of plays.

The director Eugenio Barba and the playwright Mario Ricci extended Grotowski's ideas through the presentation of plays that emphasized the visual over the verbal.

At Les Délices his presentation of plays was stopped, in accordance with the law of the republic of Geneva, which forbade both public and private theatre performances.

The visitors will perform excerpts from plays by Sholom Aleichem, Y. L. Peretz, S. Anski (notably, "The Dybbuk") and Isaac Babel, in keeping with the troupe's repertory of mostly traditional Yiddish plays, although foreign Yiddishists have criticized the group's presentation of plays considered to be propagandistic.

It is interesting to note that in our experiment the trend to turn the head to right side in response to presentation of "play" calls was not significant: in a recent work Molnar et al. [26] reported the results of the first analysis and classification of companion dog barks using machine learning algorithms.

In its earlier meanings the term denoted specifically a car or float designed for the presentation of religious plays or cycles.

Confrérie de la Passion, English Confraternity of the Passion, association of amateur actors drawn from the merchants and craftsmen of Paris, for the presentation of religious plays.

As the presentation of these plays grew more elaborate, they became a civic affair, and special organizations took over their staging; e.g., in France it was the confréries, while in England it was the trade guilds.

This preference for romances and comedies, and the interpretation and presentation of the plays formulated by the Soviets, established the model for Shakespeare performance that Chinese theaters continued to follow over the next forty years.

Abuses and exaggerations in the presentation of mystery plays during the Middle Ages, however, forced the church to prohibit performances during the 15th century.