Sentence examples for staging bringing from inspiring English sources

You sometimes had the feeling that singers comported themselves as they might for a revival of a well-worn staging, bringing to their portrayals what they have learned elsewhere.

For Dance Theater of Harlem, his staging brought fresh life to "Schéhérazade," Michel Fokine's 1910 drama about unfaithful harem wives.

The one success of Diane Paulus's staging, brought here by Chicago Opera Theater, is to realize the gaiety in modern terms.

Mr. Zeffirelli's ever-popular staging brings opera to the masses by cramming masses onstage, even if the circuslike hubbub of Act II renders the singers almost irrelevant.

Even though the staging brings to mind the '20s, the tales are rooted in the '80s, when Ms. Andrade was growing up; the combining of two eras adds something new.

A million miles away from the world of the pastel gauze and fairy glitter of convention, Jones's staging brought horror-film images, outsized flies and dirt-smeared, deranged fairies to conservative Stratford.

The White House envisions a series of stages bringing us closer to fiscal sustainability.

He partnered her on stage, bringing her to London to dance opposite him at the Royal Opera House in 1988, in a production of Giselle that marked his 50th birthday.

But then Samuel T Herring and his band ambled on stage, bringing sunshine, body rolls and the exact synth-driven euphoria I needed after a damp and dreary morning.

With the proscenium removed for jazz performances, 200 additional seats can be placed behind the stage, bringing the audience into the performance.

At the end of each performance people would come on stage bringing memories and mementoes, even lines of dialogue that sometimes turned up in the show.