Sentence examples for splendid production from inspiring English sources

This splendid production makes sure that, vicariously, we do, too.

Much of Bartlett Sher's splendid production, which opened Thursday night at the Belasco Theater, moves with the engaging ease of lively, casual conversation.

The Blu-ray of "The Passenger" — one of a number of deluxe, high-definition opera videos that have lately come on the market — records a thoughtful and mostly splendid production.

(Brantley) ★ 'Good Person of Szechwan' The Foundry Theater revives its utterly splendid production of Bertolt Brecht's serio-comic fable about the difficulty of doing good in a corrupt world.

Charles Isherwoodd called "Murder for Two," starring Jeff Blumenkrantz, above, far left, with Brett Ryback, a "nifty mystery musical comedy," and recommended "the utterly splendid production" of "Good Person of Szechwan," Brecht's serio-comic fable about the difficulty of doing good in a corrupt world, with the "magnetic" Taylor Mac, top right.

Barry Edelstein, the Old Globe's new artistic director, said in a statement that he was excited to begin his tenure with the show, which "brings together many of the things that are central to the Globe's identity: a classic text, the vibrant energies of the musical theater, a sumptuous and splendid production and a creative team of the first rank in the American theater".

One of the most splendid products of SEAHERO is the production of 16 in.

The highlight of the season so far has been the splendid new production of Merikanto's "Juha".

The BBC archives are stacked with these gems; I'm currently listening to Maggie Smith in a splendid 1985 production of Wycherley's The Country Wife, considered too obscene to stage in its original form for 200 years.

Two River Theater in Red Bank has mounted a visually splendid, impeccably acted production of this mordantly funny, deeply cynical yet poignant theatrical tour de force.

Nicholas Hytner's splendid, modern-dress production of "Timon of Athens" (at London's National Theatre until November 1st, and then shown, as part of the NT Live program, at more than a hundred movie theatres across the United States) is a ferocious fable about money and its corrupting power, which is as up-to-the-minute as the collapse of the mortgage markets.