Sentence examples for stage script from inspiring English sources

The stage script by Mr. Elice ("Jersey Boys," "The Addams Family") condenses and simplifies the novel's multistranded plot while making more explicit reference to the Barrie prototype.

"Clint went to see the show and loved it so much that he went back to the stage script," says Bergen.

The Los Angeles run of "The Pee-wee Herman Show," which played at the Club Nokia theater in January and February, did not deviate drastically from the original stage script in which Pee-wee must decide between using a wish to help two friends fall in love or giving himself the power to fly.

One of the standout modern TV dramas, the political epic Our Friends In the North (1996), was expanded by Peter Flannery from a 1982 stage play for the RSC, although a decision to rewrite and reshoot the opening episode, because it was considered too close to the stage script, shows the nervousness about such transfers.

Autobiography only intrudes into two of his stage scripts.

Mr. Enright was known in Australia for his stage scripts, including the popular adaptation of Tim Winton's novel "Cloudstreet".

He wrote stage scripts for numerous musical shows, designed furniture and fixtures, created amazing mobiles, sculptures and metal works, and crafted pottery, where he developed unique glazing techniques.

The other was the decision by a young Faber editor, Charles Monteith, to ask Osborne's permission to publish the play at a time when few stage scripts achieved that kind of permanence.

Now the RCA set (Red Seal 74321-66133-2; two CD's) brings a recording based on newly published scholarship of Stephen Hinton and Edward Harsh, which tries to reconcile Brecht's 1928 libretto with original stage scripts and band parts.

Thus at the M100, script typicality had no impact on processing, suggesting that at this processing stage, script-invariant form representations are active.

It is only as 5,000 Feet goes on that you realise that this second pilot's credibility comes from the way he is filmed – that a blurry face and to-camera delivery mean "real" to us, whereas the props and staged script of the first pilot mean "unreal", or "less real".