Sentence examples for staged a performance of from inspiring English sources

In 1983, Frederick Neumann, a co-director of Mabou Mines, staged a performance of "Company," and he asked Philip Glass to compose some music for the production.

While I was in Astana, a ballet master from St . Petersburgs Mariinsky Theatre staged a performance of "Giselle" in the opera hall.

In one of its best-known projects, aimed at making classical music more popular among young people, Mr. Rattle staged a performance of Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" with 250 children from Berlin inner-city schools.

"Know ye not that I am Richard II?" an angry Elizabeth is supposed to have said after hearing that the rebellious Earl of Essex had staged a performance of Shakespeare's play of deposition as a morale booster for his comrades.

At the same meeting, the letter states, Parks and Recreation Department officials said the Metropolitan Opera had recently staged a performance of "Madame Butterfly" at the Great Lawn that was attended by 40,000 people.

Not long ago, in the course of shooting a scene in which Ayers attends a concert with Lopez, the filmmakers staged a performance of Beethoven's Third Symphony (the "Eroica") at Disney Hall, with a cameo by the conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen.

Now a cell phone is all one needs to stage a performance of humiliation that will exist in perpetuity.

After staging a performance of John Cage's "Songbooks" for the group, Mr. Maister began choreographing other pieces as well.

One of his projects during his first year in Berlin was to stage a performance of The Rite of Spring using teenagers from the city as dancers.

The creative process rather than the finished product was what interested him, a theme that he explored in his first feature, Paris Nous Appartient (Paris Belongs to Us, 1960), in which a group of amateur actors come together in a deserted Paris in summer to stage a performance of Shakespeare's Pericles.

On February 21 , 2012 five members of the group staged a performance in Moscow's Cathedral of Christ the Savior.