Sentence examples for stage professionally from inspiring English sources

He was visiting the campus when he saw Mr. Linowitz in a student production and urged him to take up the stage professionally; he was not the director of the school's drama program.

The play, which questioned the morality of journalists, has never been staged professionally in Britain.

Developed with the Foundry Theater in the late 1990s, and first staged professionally in 2000, this show makes no great claims for Nathan as an artist.

Two of Thatcher's plays, The Hundred Watt Bulb and The Only Way Out, were subsequently staged professionally, the latter by the Royal Court.

Sibelius's only completed opera appears never to have been staged professionally in Britain before, while Rimsky's "autumn fairytale" has been as neglected here as the majority of his other stage works.

In 1764, only 12 years after a Shakespeare play was first staged professionally on the American continent, a British officer was presented a copy of the complete works by a Native American chief in Illinois territory, and perused Antony and Cleopatra in a canoe.

I would safely venture that she was the first woman to play the Stage Manager professionally in New York.

In their place are the broad, creaking mechanics of the stage sitcom, professionally if unsubtly delivered by a talented but ill-served cast under the workmanlike direction of Doug Hughes.

Three years later they wrote Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat as a school play, staging it professionally after the success of Jesus Christ Superstar in 1971.

On stage, beautiful and professionally trained dancers move in tandem with light projections that simultaneously accentuate and shadow parts of their bodies.

It was the first play by a native-born American to be professionally staged.