Sentence examples for reworking stage from inspiring English sources

"Plays produced, but with which not much can be done" "some with promise and possibly worth reworking" Stage design drawing for H.M.S. Pinafore show at Bailey Hall by C. Lewis.

To be fair to Rand, she knew the book was bad so bad she never published it, instead reworking it for the stage, a form in which it was only marginally less bad.

But now the songs had to be reworked for the stage.

The original playscript, created as a teleplay, was significantly reworked for the stage.

Stoppard wrote a number of radio plays, including In the Native State (1991), which was reworked as the stage play Indian Ink (1995).

The much-loved 1994 Australian film Muriel's Wedding has been reimagined in the present and reworked for the stage by the film's writer-director, PJ Hogan (My Best Friend's Wedding, Confessions of a Shopaholic), for a world premiere at Sydney Theatre Company in November 2017.

Stravinsky's ballet was delayed and reworked and ultimately staged years later with a set by Henri Matisse.

7. Y-12 National Security Complex: Manufactures and reworks the thermonuclear stages of hydrogen bombs.

Edward Albee's famous drama featuring the escapades of two couples on one late Saturday night has been reworked and re-staged but it hasn't lost any of its luster or impact.

That included rehearsal time in New York; reworking every aspect of the show for different staging (frontal rather than thrust) and smaller cast (14 rather than 32); open call for a professional cast; more complex voices; changes in choreography; and media.

But Ms. Hernandez chose to specialize in native dances, reworking local traditions to make them effective for the stage.