Sentence examples for staging of the work from inspiring English sources

There are many subtleties to Mr. Sher's new staging of the work, which opens on Thursday at the Met.

The incoming music director Mark Wigglesworth opens the season conducting Dmitri Tcherniakov's staging of the work with which Shostakovich fell foul of the Soviet authorities in the 1930s.

6], she writes, "Asserting that no one has ever presented an unedited staging of the work, Mr. Stein calls his 'Faust' a world premiere".

Peter Hall's 1981 Glyndebourne production of Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream has long been regarded by many as the definitive staging of the work.

The buyer receives neither cage nor birds nor birdseed children but a certificate permitting the future staging of the work, along with a series of photographs of the Lyons installation.

Asserting that no one has ever presented an unedited staging of the work, Mr. Stein calls his "Faust" a world premiere, and it has certainly gained the equivalent attention.

Opera Orchestra did, however, bring in Ira Siff to direct a semi-staging of the work, a very successful alternative to the usual static concert-opera format.

"We are at the early stage of the work," he said.

The first stages of the work will involve subcontractors removing contamination from a bus depot, then demolishing that structure.

That stage of the work continues today, and whenever it is completed the Cathedral will still be St.

But the men's relations remained cordial even as the bill soared, and Mr. Larrabee kept a detailed record book with photographs of each stage of the work.