Sentence examples for staged off from inspiring English sources

The America's Cup was first staged off the Isle of Wight in 1851 – but Britain has never won it.

It also helped, she said, that unlike the Sting project, Lazarus was being staged Off Broadway, where the production costs, and consequently the risk are considerably lower.

Staged Off Broadway in December at the Joseph Papp Public Theater in Manhattan, the play is a co-production of Long Wharf and the Public.

In 2004, the bridegroom wrote the play "Rush's Dream," about the feud and friendship of Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, staged off Broadway at the Here Arts Center.

This Naked Angels production, first staged off Broadway last summer by Sheryl Kaller, is bravely heading for Broadway next year with its original first-rate cast (without one marquee name in the lot).

Still to come are "Collected Stories," Manhattan Theater Club's Broadway redo of a play it staged Off Broadway 13 years ago (followed a year later by another Off Broadway production) and the Roundabout's Off Broadway take on "The Glass Menagerie," just five years after a Broadway run.

Anne Washburn's play, hailed when staged off-Broadway, has a persuasive premise.

In his 1607 Jacobean farce Volpone, artistically staged off-Broadway at the Lucille Lortel, Jonson lampoons humanity's rapaciousness for self-gratification, both carnal and financial.

Even in his fashion photography Mr. Klein staged face-offs.

People who are diagnosed in later stages slide off stage immediately.

She was an actress whose credits span the Broadway stage, Off-Broadway, television and film.