Sentence examples for staged versions from inspiring English sources

In many ways, these final scenes in the book are more powerful than the staged versions.

More recently, he and Versweyveld have staged versions of movies, with adaptations of films by Antonioni, Bergman, and Cassavetes.

Courageously, they allow him to recreate their sufferings by posing in baroque staged versions of their ordeal.

Many early Shakespeare films, such as the earliest surviving "adaptation", a King John from 1899, were recordings of scenes from staged versions of the plays.

The evening, directed by Colm O Briain, is part of the Lincoln Center Festival's small program of staged versions of Beckett works not originally written for theater, all produced by the Gate Theater of Dublin.

And I would agree with @interwar that Wilde, much of Shaw and a good chunk of Beckett belong in this category - perhaps because the staged versions of them so often just seem like recited dialogue anyway...???

"This is not a staged version of the animated series.

It's a staged version of a documentary that may have been staged itself.

The same musicians will give a staged version at the Bath festival on Wednesday.

These places offer a staged version of history, a series of myths and legends.

In Pittsburgh there was a staged version that took in contemporary debates about immigration.