Sentence examples for the recent stage from inspiring English sources

As the recent Stage Directors UK report indicated, even those who appear to be sustaining enviable careers are often surviving on fees that would be laughed at in other industries.

The project has been taken on by Neal Street Productions, whose previous films include the Oscar-nominated Revolutionary Road as well as the recent stage adaptation of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Unlike the recent stage version of "The Graduate," which also turned a saucy, widely loved film into something devoid of flavor, "Urban Cowboy" has on its creative team someone who worked on the original movie.

It covered not just Mary Shelley's book, but the films – the Karloff version, the sequels, the knockoffs, the spoofs – and the recent stage play in which Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller swapped roles every night.

In images taken from the recent stage production of "The Pee-wee Herman Show" at Club Nokia in L.A., his signature gray suit and shrunken red bow tie look a little timeworn, his close-cropped black hair trying just a bit too hard to be shiny.

How do you think the recent stage version of "A Time to Kill" compares to the film?

But unlike the recent stage-to-screen adaptation Into the Woods, this does feel like an organic film rather than a show forced into movie glad rags.

During the recent staging of a play about the end of a regime, actors were visited at their homes by police; this was deeply sinister intimidation.

Gender-blind casting has gained wider acceptance, with Maxine Peake playing Hamlet in Manchester this summer and women taking the roles of soldiers and diplomats in the Royal Shakespeare Company's Henry V and in the recent staging of Hamlet starring Benedict Cumberbatch.

The recent staged kidnapping, set up by Niv Asraf (an young Israeli man serving in the IDF), along with his friend, as a strategy for Asraf to win back his ex-girlfriend.

Yet it remains drama, not drama therapy - though this can be admirable in itself, as the recent staging of Grimm's fairy tales in a Gloucestershire youth camp by a group of Israeli and Arab kids showed.