Sentence examples for staging there from inspiring English sources

Foote returned to Broadway in 1997 (his first staging there since the 1950s)with The Young Man from Atlanta, which had won him the Pulitzer prize when first produced in 1995.

It occupies ground prepared by the excellent exhibitions of classic Chinese painting that Maxwell K. Hearn, a longtime curator at the Met and now head of its department of Asian art, has been staging there for more than three decades.

The gimmick isn't enough to override the cardinal rule of domestic comedy: if you're going to have a set that's basically a couch in front of a television -- the tiredest staging there is -- you'd better make sure you have Tony Award-calines lines to stick in your actors' mouths.

ENO found success elusive with Abbas Kiarostami's rather static production of Mozart's Cosi fan tutte, and a couple of months ago Mike Figgis's staging there of Donizetti's Lucrezia Borgia was dismissed by one critic as "psychologically moribund, visually dull and dramatically stone dead".

In DuVernay's staging, there is no doubt that Johnson means it, and that what he has just done is epochal.

In Mr. Griffin's staging there is no procession; instead, 9 of the show's 10 actors enter and exit in different groupings.

On stage there is constant flirtation between the performers.

"Coriolanus" was not staged there again until 1952.

"I run a stage there, the Left Field.

Four productions by Mr. Wilson were staged there in 1961.

During the convalescent stage there is gradual recovery.