Sentence examples for tricky to stage from inspiring English sources
Tricky to stage in gallery that forbids copying.
Wedekind's turn-of-the-last-century tale has always been tricky to stage.
Parsifal (Royal Albert Hall Wagnerr's "farewell to the world" is ideologically problematic and tricky to stage, but Mark Elder's Prom with his Halle players and singers turned it into something infinitely more dramatic than Covent Garden's recent attempt.
The Winter's Tale includes a scene in which the heroine pretends to be a statue who comes back to life: notoriously tricky to stage under bright stage lights, but under candles gloriously believable.
Striking the right balance between commedia dell'arte types and fully drawn characters is what makes Molière so tricky to stage, especially in a theater culture with so little interest in world classics beyond the usual Shakespearean suspects.
Good illumination is essential to achieving a professional look, but the small scale of the Lego pieces makes it tricky to use traditional stage lighting.
The surviving Greek tragedies pose inordinate challenges to contemporary theater practitioners, but Euripides' "Bacchae," one of his most beloved works, may be the trickiest of all to stage.
It's working out how to stage tricky moments within the production".
Flynn was 35, "at that stage where it's tricky to know how to make yourself over again".
