Sentence examples for revived work from inspiring English sources

Other Bessie categories include outstanding revived work, outstanding production, outstanding performer, outstanding visual design and outstanding composition or sound design.

Her exertions and the image of a threshold strongly recalled "Errand Into the Maze," Martha Graham's often revived work of 1947 about a questing woman who ventures into a labyrinth and contends with a beast akin to the mythological monster known as the Minotaur.

Director Anne Bogart and her New York-based SITI Company return to the Getty to stage this rarely revived work, in a translation by Aaron Poochigian that cuts a decent enough compromise between archaic and accessible.

Bauer's pre-1848 worevivedved the classical republican themes of the opposition of commerce and virtue, but gave them a new shape, consistent with his Hegelianism.

Among other ensembles the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center has notably revived works it originally commissioned and performed.

The 92nd Street Y offers rarely revived works by the group's choreographers, along with a panel discussion.

They revived works like Rafael Marquina's widely copied 1961 oil and vinegar cruets (the Spanish company Mobles 114 is now manufacturing an authorized version).

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Sadler's Wells, EC1, Mon to 1 Mar The ever-resourceful Leeds-based company tour the UK with a programme of new and revived works.

It is one of Bennett's least-often revived works, having something of the air of a Beyond the Fringe sketch that got out of hand.

This is one of those pieces that dance fans are far more familiar with than concert-goers, because in the early 1940's George Balanchine used a truncated version for his "Ballet Imperial," one of his most frequently revived works.