Sentence examples for produced a pantomime from inspiring English sources
Rich produced a pantomime annually until 1760.
Despairing of the opéras-ballets of Paris, she went to London, where she performed in pantomimes and produced a miniature dance-drama of her own, Pygmalion (1734).
The Theatre Royal, which was established in 1744, produces an annual pantomime which attracts loyal audiences from around the country to see its veteran star, Berwick Kaler.
At Millwall the fans would chant "zulu" and worse while John Fashanu, forced to react one way or another, would play up to it, strutting about and rolling his eyes, producing a kind of desperate pantomime to draw some cheers among the bile.
The opera's plot derives from a pantomime first produced in 1819.
"We've got over a decade's experience of producing fantastic pantomimes and I just know with that iconic new building we can do something really special for Derby," he said.
The gathering is usually a pantomime.
Gekko risks becoming a pantomime figure.
