Sentence examples for staging worthy from inspiring English sources

This season, with staging worthy of Siegfried and Roy, the Dutch designers Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren produced fireworks and smoke and -- voilà!

It sometimes feels as if there is a hands-off sign on Shakespeare's plays, one that prevents young directors from being genuinely radical and ensures that British theatre will continue staging worthy but starry revivals, rather than taking the lead from directors such as Ivo van Hove or Thomas Ostermeier.

So inevitable is this period in the maturation of girls today that it should qualify as an official developmental stage, worthy of an entry in Leach or Brazelton: first crawling, then walking, then the urgent desire to wear something pink and spark­ly.

If he wants in, if he really seeks a stage worthy of the best, he cannot just stand aside and allow union bean counters to imprison him in Texas, to kill a deal everyone but Garciaparra and Steinbrenner wants to see done.

Late adolescence and early adulthood is the time of peak onset of mental disorders and it has been argued that this is a life stage worthy of study in its own right [ 43].

His wealth of previous stage-worthy accomplishments might make him a formidable artist.

The intimate, intense "To Paint the Earth," though, seems more cinematic than big-stage-worthy.

"There are more stage-worthy plays than there are stages, so playwrights are very vulnerable," Mr. Weidman said.

He is, in short, the sort of stage-worthy hero who could have been made only in England.

Handsomely performed by Ms. Rothenberg and the Brentano String Quartet, the quintet conveyed a stage-worthy sensation of tension and release.

The war had begun just as the girls were entering adolescence — as Marie Magdalene decided she would be called by the more stage-worthy Marlene.