Sentence examples for staging challenges from inspiring English sources
A weightless heroine presents obvious staging challenges, which John Nicholson's production meets with knowingly shambolic solutions.
We took dreams from Freud's book and also Jung's work, both of which set us many staging challenges, such as men giving birth or wild horses galloping through upper-floor flats and leaping out of windows.
This is a complex theater piece by Ms. Sterrett and involves staging challenges (George Puello's spooky setting, beautifully lit by Andrew Gmoser, works splendidly) and casting issues that would give any director a migraine.
Mr. Withers intentionally wrote a play -- about two scientists who endure some horrific accidents in the Alaskan wilderness -- that defies production; it includes bears on the loose and exploding heads, among other staging challenges.
The staging challenges of the works produced under the influence of Romanticism, as well as of the widely popular genre of melodrama, dictated the elimination of painted sets and the wing and boarder systems that had dominated the Baroque period.
Apart from the problems of ASR techniques, concerning the challenge data preparation stage, challenges remain in simulating acoustic data that are close to actual recordings.
The individual has to learn to hold both extremes of the life-stage challenges in tension with one another [ 33].
The discovery that a close unicellular relative of metazoa has an aggregative life cycle stage challenges the idea that clonal development led to the evolution of multicellular metazoans.
This is especially true for primary care based trials where the broad spectrum of disease presentation and early clinical stage challenges the selection of an adequate study population.
They might well challenge Mr Turing's mission, but they do not at any stage challenge the audience.
And while the details are not firm, Ms. Cattrall hopes to tackle her greatest stage challenge yet in the near future, in a production that would unite her recent reconnection to her British roots and her new commitment to stage work.
