Sentence examples for tradition of stage from inspiring English sources

Welles, Olivier and Guitry all belong to a classical tradition of stage acting.

Right off, we know that Adjmi's Marie isn't Marie; her language isn't in the tradition of stage royals, particularly as imagined by American actors performing "the classics".

From John Osborne and Harold Pinter to the American playwright Bruce Norris, there is a strong tradition of stage actors who turn to playwriting – particularly women.

With the ghost of old Hamlet stalking the stage at the National Theatre and Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman's Ghost Stories continuing to chill audiences at the Duke of York's Theatre in London's West End, the long and eerie tradition of stage ghosts is experiencing another rebirth.

Among the charms of this festival is its tradition of staging plays in unusual, intimate settings.

Mr. Yefremov (yeff-FREM-off), who became the theater's director in 1970, continued its long tradition of staging Russian classics, including the plays of Chekhov.

But at the Orange Tree, which has a rich festive tradition of staging the works of Feydeau and his followers, they make mincemeat of that notion.

Ten years ago the group began an annual tradition of staging a performance-like protest outside Macy's flagship store in New York City.

The New Vic continued the tradition of staging new work, including Chris Martin's 1988 adaptation of Longfellow's The Song of Hiawatha and Bob Eaton's musical Good Golly Miss Molly (1989), as well as classic repertory.

It will, for example, continue its tradition of staging theatre in foreign languages – last year's German Hamlet is just one of many examples – and present Nosferatu in Polish, based on Bram Stoker's Dracula and a co-production with the company TR Warszawa.

In 1798, Drury Lane suspended its tradition of staging an annual Christmas pantomime, which meant that Grimaldi had to seek work elsewhere during the festive period.