Sentence examples for rarely stage from inspiring English sources

But theatres rarely stage the first tetralogy.

IT IS the boast of Iranians that they rarely stage rebellions over the price of watermelon.

Now he is rarely staged here.

Platonov, a sprawling, rambling, unfinished play, is rarely staged.

The organization mounts new and rarely staged musicals and provides a variety of programs for students.

Barstow is a seasoned Lady Billows and a vociferous champion of this rarely staged opera.

Rarely staged, this near-tragic romance inclines towards mythic portentousness as well as grit.

The Verdi anniversary receives its due, with his rarely staged comic opera "King for a Day".

Ms. Atkins, in fact, was on stage late last year, winning kudos for a rarely staged piece by Samuel Beckett, "All That Fall".

Not so this season, when three rarely staged American plays have been recreated and revitalised on the New York stage.

Tomorrow night a production of Handel's rarely staged "Acis and Galatea," sung in English, will be unveiled.