Sentence examples for staging on from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cobb's concert is one of four sunset shows Mr. Morganelli is staging on Thursdays in August at the 67-acre Lyndhurst estate in Tarrytown, a national landmark rich in cultural history.
Instead of a Wednesday matinee, there will be a late-night staging on Thursdays.
I have a vague memory of catching part of some sort of staging on PBS late at night.
An alternative presentation, used in England from the 14th century (and later in Spain), was processional staging on pageant wagons.
Even A Midsummer Night's Dream, so often chosen by directors for staging on warm evenings in the park, promises no such thing as balmy entertainment.
The group is also planning to appeal to students at two nearby universities, Fairleigh Dickinson and Drew, with "college night" — a 10 p.m. staging on Dec. 5.
Vitali Akhoundov, a dean and ballet teacher at the Russian Academy of Theater Art in Moscow, has based this staging on the 1950 Moscow production by Vladimir Bourmeister.
The director, Gordon Edelstein, leads a streamlined staging on a striking, abstract set by Takeshi Kata dominated by a fractured, wall-size metal plate.
Even if there is not, Mr. Cavise plans to be at the theater at least once before "Cats" has its 7,397th and final Broadway staging on June 25.
Leo Bloom Gene Wilderr) is a meek accountant persuaded by the down-at-heel impresario Max Bialystock (Zero Mostel) to join him in staging on Broadway a guaranteed flop called Springtime for Hitler.
The hearings are not televised, but broadcasters have gotten around that restriction by staging on-the-air dramatizations, with actors resembling the real participants recreating the day's testimony.
