Sentence examples for staging designed from inspiring English sources

Jeritza wore her dress in the Metropolitan Opera's staging, designed by Joseph Urban, that same year.

This absorbing, disconcerting new staging, designed by Madeleine Boyd with lighting by Matthew Haskins, never relaxes its claustrophobic grasp.

The look of Penny Woolcock's excellent staging, designed by Julian Crouch, beautifully complements the musico-dramatic thrust of Adams' work.

Ollé and Carrasco's striking staging, designed by Alfons Flores, takes place within an abandoned, four-tiered building dredged in red mud, indicating ecological disaster.

Melly Still's staging, designed with folkloric charm by Tom Pye and atmospherically lit by Paule Constable, wins enough plus points to balance out the minuses.

In Gray's sharp staging, designed by Ben Clark as a tiered box with no escape, singers sit in the front row with the audience when offstage.

Maubourguet-Bergerac, 208.5km Classic "transition" stage designed to get the race to the time trial start.

The stage, designed for dance, has acoustics that muffle footfalls as well as diva's voices.

Such barrages on the senses suit New Stage, designed by the Czech architect Karel Prager.

The site launch had several stages designed to generate interest and buzz.

Staging, design and lighting are as important as the dance.