Sentence examples for revived the work from inspiring English sources

Balanchine revived the work in 1958 with Allegra Kent in the role of the dancer.

The same theatre revived the work of the city's most popular playwrights, Alan Bleasdale and Willy Russell, and its capacity is roughly the equivalent of the Everyman and Playhouse put together.

With Mr. Glass presiding, the group revived the work at Avery Fisher Hall on Saturday afternoon and evening (six parts each) as part of the Lincoln Center Festival; it was the work's first New York performance in more than a decade.

There are three viable editions of the score, and Norrington chose to conduct the shortest of them, the three-act "Weimar version" that Berlioz sanctioned when Liszt revived the work in 1852 after it had failed at its Paris premiere 14 years earlier.

On 24 April 1893 Carvalho revived the work, in French, at the Opéra-Comique, its first performance at what would later become its regular home.

Most of the productions outside France followed the example created in Vienna and incorporated lavish ballet interludes and other spectacles, a practice which Mahler abandoned in Vienna when he revived the work there in 1900.

The Met should try again to revive the work.

The centenary of the ballet's premiere prompted other ballet companies, notably the Mariinsky in St . Petersburg to also revive the work in its original form.

Since that time the government has made a concerted effort to restore damaged treasures and to revive the work of traditional artists and scholars.

The record sees Dilla turning full circle, reviving the work he produced for others as a member of the Soulquarians collective before he went solo.

As described in the program, the reconstruction of "Iphigenia" dates to 1990 when Ms. Levien, who died in 2006, asked Ms. Liss to revive the work.