Sentence examples for production struggles from inspiring English sources

Rob Campbell, starring in the Yale Repertory Theater's production, struggles mightily to make something grandly tragic of Leontes's headstrong fury.

Where the production struggles is in creating a credible backdrop, both psychological and physical, to the moments of transgression and disappointment.

Following the production struggles of The Lord of the Rings, Bakshi decided to work on something more personal.

But until then, John Guare's latest play is a wearying mash-up of styles, most notably Restoration Comedy and historical drama, and George C. Wolfe's production struggles to achieve a coherent tone".

After the resumption, Doug Suttles, BP's chief operating officer for exploration and production, struggled to offer guidance on whether the latest effort was likely to succeed.

After work, she rehearses the role of Maria in a community theater production, struggling to hit the right notes and remember her lines.

But conveying even a glimpse of his richly drawn and constantly evolving characters is a challenge, and the production struggled to do so for most of the first act.

In the commentary and documentary, the Polishes and cast (some of them strikingly profane) describe a small production struggling in brutal weather to make a movie in 24 days on a budget of less than $2 million.

The production struggled to sell tickets from the get-go, though it had its best week at the box office over the Thanksgiving holiday, grossing $442,113 - indicating some tourist interest in the show, which probably accounts for the producers' choosing to run through the potentially lucrative Christmas and New Year's Day weeks rather than close sooner like "Scottsboro".

The script was given approval by Ted Hughes, author of the original novel, and production struggled through difficulties (Bird even enlisted the aid of a group of students from CalArts).

Many Off Broadway commercial productions struggle to turn a profit; in the case of "Silence!," its chances were hamstrung by a limited schedule – the show held only four to six performances a week for much of its run – as well as a relatively large cast of 12 actors and a band.