Sentence examples for style of production from inspiring English sources

ALEX ROSS: This style of production has been going on for decades.

Mr. Sargeant would like to see the Met develop its own style of production, as the N.Y.

He created a style of production that is the template for all the best contemporary productions of both old and new plays.

In 1894 it was affiliated with the Freie Bühne ("Free Theatre") under Otto Brahm, who promoted the new naturalistic style of production.

The style of production varies from region to region and from maker to maker, but is basically as follows: the milk is curdled with kid rennet and the curd is broken with a rounded club and drained.

Greek tragedy is now regularly performed as a kind of therapy for veterans and active-duty soldiers, as the director-translator Bryan Doerries, a leader in this style of production, describes in his recent memoir, "Theater of War".

But it still gives an impression of privilege and inaccessibility… In recent years there have been huge changes in the style of productions, in the kind of audiences – you see many more young people.

That's one reason why the 1985 publication of "The Classical Hollywood Cinema: Film Style & Mode of Production to 1960" — by him, Ms. Thompson and Janet Staiger, who read chapters aloud to one another during the writing — was so welcome.

Obvious if complex, as laid out in "The Classical Hollywood Cinema: Film Style & Mode of Production to 1960," the landmark 1985 book he wrote with Janet Staiger and Kristin Thompson in which that phrase appears.

The Public Lives column on Tuesday, about Terence Wrong, executive producer of the ABC documentary "N.Y.P.D. 24/7," referred imprecisely to a statement he made about differing styles of production.

Mary became an assiduous student of theatre politics, of plays, of styles of production, and of the sometimes bizarre and often self-indulgent behaviour of the people who made up the world she had joined.