Sentence examples for staging from the from inspiring English sources
Although children won't know this unless they read the program, they will certainly appreciate the vaudevillian staging, from the music (early 1900's tunes like "Oh, You Beautiful Doll" and "Glow Worm") to the pratfalls of the company members.
That possibility beckons with a haunting persistence in this new staging from the Maly Drama Theater of St .Petersburg, Russia, which can be seen at the Harvey Theater at the Brooklyn Academy of Music through next Saturday.
Opera ★ 'Così Fan Tutte' (Saturday) In its new manifestation as a scaled-down roving company, the New York City Opera has its first must-see production in this new staging from the director Christopher Alden.
The Jerry Herman/Harvey Fierstein collaboration returned in a deliberately scrappy, pared-down staging from the writer/director Terry Johnson at south London's Menier Chocolate Factory in December, 2007, in which its then-star, Douglas Hodge, gave a performance at once thrillingly stylized and emotionally fierce.
Thanks, perhaps, to the fact that Mr Asmus had absorbed so much of Beckett's own views on staging from the mid-1970s, the German went on to become Beckett's chosen director of his plays, "Godot" above all, and directed versions of the Dubliner's works in both English and German.
What's surprising about "Aunt Dan" is the degree to which this most warped of memory plays discomfits its public even now, in a staging from the Court artistic director Dominic Cooke that casts a posh-voiced, gleaming-eyed Jane Horrocks as Lemon, the devotee of the Nazis whose insidious slide into psychosis is charted in the course of an evening that runs nearly two hours, no intermission.
I rushed the stage from the sixth row.
A large abstract canvas is center stage from the start.
Mr. Filo and Mr. Jones walk back to the stage from the stage manager's office.
A thin, sharp neon light separates the edge of the stage from the spectators.
"You're on stage from the moment you walk in the door, so you're not afraid".
