Sentence examples for staging far from inspiring English sources

Michael Greif, who directed the premiere production of "Grey Gardens" at Playwrights Horizons before it moved to Broadway, is also staging "Far From Heaven," and the book is by the veteran playwright Richard Greenberg ("Three Days of Rain," "Take Me Out").

"The boy has left that stage far behind," he said.

(Typically he plays stages far larger than this one).

In a time of gay marriage and an African-American president, what chords might the stage "Far From Heaven" strike?

As the politics of the tax-cut fight move to center stage, far more important issues are being pushed into the background.

Assuming it continues, the current merger boom is still in its early stages, far from the excesses that characterized previous peaks.

Still, God love Lindsay, who has added to the gaiety of various nations since her horrendous parents pushed her on stage far too young.

From 1981's victors – a Cambridge Footlights team comprising Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Tony Slattery and Emma Thompson – Perrier winners have succeeded in translating their Edinburgh success to stages far and wide.

"The Master Builder," Ibsen's mysterious 1893 drama of ambition and erotic obsession, is staged far more rarely than the familiar (and generally less mystic) dramas of his major realist period.

But Carmichael ended up playing a starring role on a stage far from the car business, first in Los Angeles County Superior Court and later as a convicted felon on the lam featured on "Unsolved Mysteries".

And while drama is the original virtual reality, an everyday exemplar of an alternative universe, sci-fi stories have made their way onto the stage far less often than into books or movies.