Sentence examples for staging from from inspiring English sources

The new staging, from Theater for a New Audience, features F. Murray Abraham as Shylock.

When Carsen's beloved production of Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin" was retired, it was unfortunately replaced by Deborah Warner's lumbering staging, from 2013.

The wildly extroverted staging from Rupert Goold would make more sense if Mr. Bartlett's text (rather banal and thesis-mongering) offered a linguistic or thematic phantasmagoria to match.

By emphasizing a large American force, the document seems to reflect a view that a successful campaign would require sizable conventional forces staging from Kuwait, or at least held in reserve there.

If you can separate Ms. Stroman's staging from Mr. Connick's score in your mind while watching "Thou Shalt Not," you'll find evidence of the distinctive talents that made them stars.

The Hockney version was a last-minute borrowing in 1990 from the San Francisco Opera, because a new Werner Herzog production, designed to replace the venerable Marc Chagall staging from 1967, failed to materialize.

It will report in stages from this summer.

"They don't know early stage from end stage.

I rushed the stage from the sixth row.

The projects are to be completed in stages from 2010 to 2015.

They're at the soft-shell stage from May to September.