Sentence examples for stage a workshop from inspiring English sources

Later this month, it will stage a workshop called "Forest Insects as Food: Humans Bite Back" in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

Last year, the company picked up the rights to another Fringe Festival hit, a stage version of the porn classic "Debbie Does Dallas," and plans to stage a workshop of the revamped production in March.

He delivered a first draft of the play to the Abbey Theatre in early 2005, and a production was purportedly planned for 2007 with La Jolla Playhouse in California deciding to stage a workshop production of the play in collaboration with the Abbey Theatre.

A year later, the Group at Strasberg, a theater company in Los Angeles, staged a workshop of it.

If your project involves staging a workshop or conference, please include, as an appendix to your application, the agenda and a list of proposed participants.

The two met at the O'Neill Playwrights Conference at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center in Connecticut, which staged a workshop production of her first play, "After Ashley," in 2003, and presented Mr. Rapp's "Finer Noble Gases".

The two met at the O'Neill Playwrights Conference at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center in Connecticut, which staged a workshop production of her first play, "After Ashley," in 2003, and presented Mr. Rapp's "Finer Noble Gases". "Hers was by far my favorite play there," he said.

It started in 2010 with an insecure girl who was given the chance to take the stage in a workshop reading of Emotional Creature directed by Rosario Dawson.

This series of 10 uncharacteristically hallucinatory scenes, originally staged in a workshop by Elia Kazan at the Actors Studio in 1949, eventually turned into the 1953 Broadway play "Camino Real".

Picnicking is encouraged, and the company also offers preshow fun for aspiring actors 7 through 12: a stage combat workshop on Sunday for those interested in a little swordplay, and a free drama workshop on Thursday.

The central pillar of this philosophy was arguably not the stage itself, but a workshop where craftsmen and artists collaborated on sets and props.