Sentence examples for staging concept from inspiring English sources

Yet Ives's staging concept never works as he must have intended.

The effect of Mr. Vick's staging concept was greatly enhanced by the compelling musical performance.

The staging concept, which got its start on the West Coast, seems to be catching on around the country.

"The staging concept comes from studying images of ancient Roman stadiums, and of contemporary sports fields," he said.

It's that with this staging concept Mr. Miller has inspired his winning cast, which includes four gifted young artists and two ageless veterans, to give such vibrant, natural and uninhibited characterizations.

The Bayreuth announcement wrote tantalizingly of Mr. von Trier's "proclaimed goal to create a new staging concept of a Wagner-opera, in celebration of Wagner's original ideas and settings".

Mr. Sellars has long divided audiences with his provocative staging concepts and highly stylized approach to directing.

But the limitations of Davies Symphony Hall may also affect the straightforwardness of Mr. Tilson Thomas's staging concepts.

The Regie-buch became a plan for the production, incorporating interpretive ideas as well as staging concepts.

The new productions at the Glimmerglass Opera this summer are engendering yet more debate about a perennial hot topic: the pervasive influence of directors with modernistic staging concepts.

They have been making Bayreuth a hotbed of radical staging concepts, a goal pushed especially by Ms. Wagner, who is also a director.