Sentence examples for shows collaborating from inspiring English sources

Mirvish and Brambilla were sharing ticket offerings for each other's shows, collaborating on publicity, and making the 3,200-seat 3,200-seat available for occaSonyal commercial productions.

In Britain, Mumford & Sons promote their own tours, independent of large companies like Live Nation; the Gentlemen of the Road shows collaborated with local promoters.

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Nationalist groups say they resent the fact that "all of the film's negative characters chat away in Ukrainian and wear yellow-blue armbands" and that locals are shown collaborating with the Nazi occupiers.

Mr. Timbers, who is also directing this show, collaborated with Mr. Friedman on "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson," the satirical rock musical about the seventh president, which ran at the Public Theater and on Broadway.

Bronx-born Mr. Reiner, now 78, achieved renown on Sid Caesar's "Your Show of Shows," created the "Dick Van Dyke Show," collaborated with Mel Brooks on the "2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-olde semanutobiographicomedyvel "Enterecordsing," wrote became a play and a film, and wrothe directed, acted in or produced filmsemiautobiographicala?" to "Oh God" anovelEnteren Don't Wear PLaughing

The announcement of the "living stories" project shows Google collaborating with newspapers at a time when some major publishers have characterized the company as a threat.

Colbert also wrote and performed on the short-lived Dana Carvey Show before collaborating with Sedaris and Dinello again on the cult television series Strangers with Candy.

More recently, they demonstrated the progress of this mechanical team with a video showing them collaborating on a glass work of art, melting tubes and arranging them together in a cylindrical chandelier.

They produced political television shows and collaborated with their Latin American heroes – left-leaning populist leaders such as Rafael Correa of Ecuador or Evo Morales of Bolivia.

But it wasn't be the first time these two AMC shows have collaborated: KNB EFX, the special effects company of the "Walking Dead" co-executive producer Greg Nicotero, helped design a memorable scene for the "Breaking Bad" finale, featuring a character who can make return appearances only in flashbacks or as a member of the undead.