Sentence examples for staging ideas from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it isn't surprising that Barrow found continental Europe - where Grotowski's style of theatre thrives - such a receptive audience for staging ideas about infinity.

It wasn't, however, a concert with newfangled staging ideas.

He also credited Mr. Waits's and Ms. Brennan's music with inspiring most of his staging ideas.

Some of the staging ideas and occasional gestures from the singers that recall the mannerisms of traditional Verismo opera are at odds with the directorial concept.

Some of the staging ideas and occasional gestures from the singers recall that the mannerisms of traditional verismo opera are at odds with the directorial concept.

It also borrows some of that ballet's staging ideas (interrupted music, people running on and off the stage unexpectedly), but Mr. Perry's movement style is looser and more organic-looking.

He continued to stage "idea exhibitions," one of the splashiest being a Dada show, in Apr.

A director who ignores this staging idea, the work of another production team (Puccini and his librettists), had better have a brilliant substitute.

And a good staging idea — the rather beautiful silver curtain (designed by Mr. Rhoden and Michael Korsch) across the back of the stage that revealed or hid the dancers — was so overworked that it quickly lost all impact.

The smaller $275 million fund will seed very early-stage ideas with investments of around $2 million.

"We can augment the efforts of the government and these large foundations to meet this critical need, which are these early-stage ideas".