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And the clarity of the dancing and the production, drawn from the staging of Nicolas Sergeyev, made it possible to see new details in the ballet.

Jean-Louis Barrault directed a composite production drawn from his works, Jarry sur la butte ("Jarry on the Mound"), in 1970.

What they wanted to be was something new in pop – the companionable singalongs of Schlager allied to meticulous songwriting and a giant 'Wall of Sound' production drawn from the visionary American producer Phil Spector, the Beach Boys and the English-speaking pop tradition.

Considering the average temperature used in these experiments and the biomass production drawn from the literature (Caçador et al. 2009; Duarte et al. 2010) as well as the species coverage (Caçador et al. 2013), a very simple and basic extrapolation was made for the Tagus estuary salt marshes.

The production drew from correspondents around the world, including Israeli reporter Peretz Kidron, a prominent critic of his country's occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

The 2012-13 season for the New Victory Theater, an Off Broadway presenter that specializes in productions for all ages, will include a new opera based on a novel by Philip Pullman (author of the trilogy "His Dark Materials") as well as two new productions drawn from Shakespeare's work.

The cast includes survivors of sexual abuse and all images, movements and texts used in the production are drawn from their experiences.

Among the cast of generally unknown actors, as well as among the production crew drawn from New York, Los Angeles and Boston, the views expressed were poles apart.

The play's lead producer, Robyn Goodman, said the production drew interest from investors during its two widely praised runs in Los Angeles, in 2009 and 2010, which starred a relatively unknown actor, Kevin Tighe, as the tiger.

This production draws heavily from the work of the Yiddish poet Itzik Manger, whose 1936 version of the Purim story has been adapted and set to klezmer-style music composed by Dov Seltzer.

The production draws inspiration from sources including Harriet Tubman's journey toward freedom and the music and writings of Sun Ra and Alice Coltrane, for what is billed as a "theatrical event" of sound art, visual art installation and ritual ceremony.