Sentence examples for staged elsewhere from inspiring English sources

"Shurale" has been part of the Mariinsky repertoire for more than 60 years, but is rarely staged elsewhere.

Under artistic director Daniel Evans, the Crucible has cannily picked up interesting new plays staged elsewhere, giving Yorkshire audiences a chance to see them at their best.

Mr. Davis, as music director of Lyric Opera of Chicago, conducted a staged production at that theater in 2005, and the opera has been staged elsewhere in the United States, including the New York City Opera in 1993.

What the brand calls pop-up versions of the Axe Lounge have been staged elsewhere for shorter durations, including one in Miami in February while the city hosted the Super Bowl.

All are related to a dance performance staged elsewhere at the Kitchen, which would explain the presence of pert male and female ballet dancers in a few of Lassry's color portraits.

"We're in New Haven," he said, using the metaphor of a theatrical production that is staged elsewhere than New York to get the kinks out before opening on Broadway.

One million people of all faiths and origins marched in Paris, while hundreds of thousands of others staged demonstrations elsewhere.

On Broadway in 1989, it closed a month after it opened but found warmer welcomes on smaller stages elsewhere.

George Hall, a character actor who performed for more than six decades on Broadway and stages elsewhere, on television and in movies, died on Oct. 21 in Hawthorne, N.Y.

The actor playing Gatsby drives a replica of a 1925 Rolls-Royce onto the stage; elsewhere, the stage directions call for Nick Carraway and Gatsby actually to fly in Gatsby's hydroplane.

THE 24-year-old dancer Maurice Chestnut is already a veteran of Broadway and hallowed stages elsewhere; as an 18-year-old in 2002, he danced in the Tony-winning "Bring In da Noise, Bring In da Funk," and five years earlier won on NBC's "Showtime at the Apollo" three times.