Parents should be aware, however, that the production treats the play's sexual themes frankly.
But that's not the way Lehnhoff's production treats it, and it's not the way Tomlinson sees it.
The production treats the work more as oratorio, letting the chorus hold sway – which they do, singing superbly under the experienced baton of Maurizio Benini.
Ferruccio Busoni's ambitious, jumbled and fascinating opera "Doktor Faust" is an internalized drama and the long-awaited new Metropolitan Opera production treats it that way.
Thea Sharrock's production treats the play as a character study rather than a mechanical gag-fest and yields two glowing performances.
The production treats the Baroque as, essentially, the same as any other kind of opera, with a demonstrative, naturalistic style of acting and movement that would not be out of place in a Verdi production.
So in an age when departing from realism doesn't seem so avant-garde anymore, this production treats the short play as an old-fashioned farce about two couples lost in their own heads.
The production treats four separate works as one continuous piece, rather like a sonata - with rather uncannily graduated changes of light between sections, where the whole theatre seems to flush with rapturous beauty, as if we were witnessing a collision between the world of neon and the world of Piero della Francesca.
Tora! Tora!" was a Japanese-American co-production, treating Pearl Harbor from both points of view.
And yet the company's productions treat them in part as far more finite affairs.
The capitalist mode of production treats workers as mere tools in the productive process and puts technology to use for the purpose of enriching a small minority of capitalists.
