Sentence examples for regularly revived from inspiring English sources

The stage musical has been regularly revived since then, with Jonathan Pryce and Rowan Atkinson playing Fagin in the 1994 and 2009 revivals respectively.

"Private Lives," meanwhile, is a play that is regularly revived on Broadway but has a mixed track record of runs; the last revival, in 2002, ran almost five months, while the one before that ran for just six weeks in 1992.

The musical is regularly revived.

The work of Pinter, Osborne and Wesker is regularly revived.

Works by Humphrey and Limón are regularly revived.

Indeed, Raf Simons, Ms. Chiuri's predecessor, regularly revived, shrunk, curved and cut away the classic Dior Bar jacket presented in the spring 1947 collection.

Maxwell Davies remained the festival's artistic director until 1986 and composed pieces for it regularly, reviving an interest in educational music that had lain dormant in his output since the 50s.

Over the next five years, there were three further productions, and it has since been revived regularly.

Of course, only a small percentage of plays get international productions and fewer still are revived regularly enough to create a reliable income stream.

A rape in the final act of David Alden's current ENO production of Tchaikovsky's Queen of Spades – admittedly with the victim fully clothed but still inexplicable in terms of the work itself – passed with little comment, while the Royal Opera's current production of Rigoletto, revived regularly, contains a similar scene.

The production was a box-office success and was revived regularly over the next five seasons.