Sentence examples for provocative staging from inspiring English sources

But despite the provocative staging, most surprising is how little Nicolazzo plays around within that world once it is established.

Mr. Sellars has long divided audiences with his provocative staging concepts and highly stylized approach to directing.

The LSO's new season opened with a concert performance of Rigoletto conducted by Gianandrea Noseda, effectively a transfer, albeit with a few cast changes, from the Aix-en-Provence festival where both orchestra and maestro have spent part of the summer performing Verdi's masterpiece in an apparently provocative staging by Robert Carsen.

Hers could be one of the most provocative stage acts since the Weimar Republic was in bloom.

Massive Attack will be bring a new and apparently "provocative" stage show to Hyde Park, designed by del Naja and the group's regular visual collaborators United Visual Artists.

It can be – see reading groups and literary festivals – the focus of a good night out, or the first provocative stage in a more serious process.

In addition to their unusual mix of musical styles, the Daddies became perhaps most notorious for their extravagant and often provocative stage shows.

Though there is some provocative, stylishly staged interplay between Mr. Zero and his creator, Ms. Smith Sally Murphyyou you are always aware of these people as conceptual tools.

Anne Washburn's audacious and provocative play, staged by Robert Icke and designer Tom Scutt with a solemn absurdity, celebrates the power of storytelling, the imperfections of memory and asks what might endure: Homer or Homer Simpson?

Art is international: that truth is so self-evident in Edinburgh it seems almost provocative to stage such a collective rebuttal to the idea of going it alone as the independence vote beckons in September.

The black leggings and brightly colored sweatshirts may have looked provocative on stage in 1958 but we're all wearing those now.