Sentence examples for staging of one of from inspiring English sources
At one point in "Carson McCullers (Historically Inaccurate)," the audience sees a staging of one of McCullers's plays, which, though unnamed, is obviously "The Member of the Wedding".
Michael Boyd's staging of one of Shakespeare's most joyous comedies seems determined to remind us of the high cost of love's pleasures, to the point that you begin to wonder if the prize could ever be worth the perils endured.
His return this summer provides what one hopes will be the first of many codas to that classic performance, in Des McAnuff's sumptuous staging of one of Shaw's more rarely seen major plays.
KING HEDLEY II Derrick Sanders's staging of one of the most sprawling of August Wilson's Pittsburgh plays unearths some of its heartbreak and poetry but falls short of scaling its tragic heights.
Later in the play, we're forced (along with Elomire) to watch a makeshift staging of one of Valere's "classic" works.
The exhibition opened on Dec. 5 with the staging of one of Mr. Cai's trademark gunpowder explosion events, "Black Ceremony," in the nearby desert.
Brookings's ties to the energy industry were evident during last month's forum on oil exports with the presence on stage of one of its most visible scholars.
"We're waiting for it as if it were a miracle!" And many Muscovites wrung their hands, wishing they could flock to the Mariinsky to see the sadistic behavior of the riot police they had witnessed on their streets enacted on the stage of one of the most famous theatres in the world.
And, no, Mr. Trump, one does not buy honor on the stage of one of your rallies, as you buy your palaces and golf courses.
A group of teenage musicians was getting the rare opportunity to demonstrate their wares on the stage of one of the country's best-known jazz clubs.
It's nuts and absurd and it all takes place on the stage of one of the most iconic films of all time.
