Sentence examples for production fully from inspiring English sources
Actors have to be named, but why are they all over the programme when they're already the only part of the production fully visible from the stalls?
Every minute of "Much Ado" is filled with verbal action, which the actors in this production fully inhabit: it's opera buffa without the singing.
As to the quality of the the company and the production (fully staged with accompaniment on a replica of a vintage Stein piano), your guess is as good as mine.
Her experience of the marines in their own environment, meanwhile, ensured the production fully developed another facet of Simon's writing – the frustration of a high-functioning employee with the realities of the workplace.
The oil — once production fully resumes — can buy social content during a rocky transition period and offers insurance that Western powers cannot afford to sit by and watch such an important oil exporter disintegrate.
But it is only when Daniel recovers consciousness, returns to his side of the island and sings "Some Girls" to Ti Moune ("You are as wild as that windblown tree/As dark and as deep as the midnight sea") that the production fully comes to life.
"A lot more of our production is fully automated, but people are needed for other things," he said.
At the beginning of the film, before the awfulness of the production had fully revealed itself, I had wondered which science experiments had influenced the script.
Exchanges between the elderly Maddy Rooney (Rosaleen Linehan) and her husband (Garrett Keogh) are mordantly comical, although this production does fully convey the unsettling aspects of this piece.
It was Howard Davies's magnificent Almeida production that fully awoke me to the fact that the play, apart from being about the stock American theme of truth and illusion, has even wider resonance.
And it is our good fortune that "The Clean House," which opened last night at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater at Lincoln Center, has arrived in a gorgeous production that fully taps its tart humor, theatrical audacity and emotional richness.
