Sentence examples for production of a work from inspiring English sources

Both plays are by men in their 30's, neither of whom has ever before had a full professional production of a work.

The Kosciuszko Foundation, which promotes cultural interchanges between the United States and Poland, celebrates its 75th anniversary with a production of a work by Stanislaw Moniuszko about a simple young woman seduced and deserted by an aristocrat.

Liz Santoro, whose "Watch It" won the carefully worded prize for "outstanding production (of a work at the forefront of contemporary dance and performance practice)," was among the artists who couldn't make it.

The Royal Court has a proud tradition of offering alternative Yuletide fare and this year they have surpassed themselves with Dominic Cooke's razor-sharp production of a work that could be described as the ultimate antidote to mindless festive cheer.

The nominees for outstanding production of a work stretching the boundaries of a traditional form were "Paseo," choreographed by Joanna Haigood and performed at Dancing in the Streets; "red, black, & Green: a blues," choreographed by Marc Bamuthi Joseph and presented at the Brooklyn Academy of Music; and "Mo or town/Redux," choreographed by Doug Elkins and presented at the Baryshnikov Arts Center.

Steven Sapp and Mildred Ruiz-Sapp, giving out the award for outstanding production ("of a work not technically considered dance but happening in and influencing the dance community") to Karinne Keithley's "Montgomery Park," suggested that everyone "come uptown one day for real" — that is, to their neighborhood, in the Bronx.

June 27-30: "The Continuum: Beyond the Killing Fields," directed by Ong Keng Sen; TheaterWorks' production of a collaborative work.

Mr. Mix wielded his sonorous baritone to even more potent effect as Tonio in the company's sizzling production of "Pagliacci," a work usually paired with Mascagni's "Cavalleria Rusticana".

A great production of a classic work vivifies the past, illuminates the present and inspires us to create work that dares to be important.

It is an arresting setting for Rough Magic's production of a new work by Laurent Gaudé, which succeeds more as a performance installation than a drama.

The Schoolhouse Writers Workshop presents many staged readings throughout the year in addition to at least one annual production of a new work.