Sentence examples for was given a staged from inspiring English sources

An earlier play of Ms. Keegan's, "Utility Monster," a meditation on charity and ethics, was given a staged reading by the Firework Theater in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, in February.

Mr. Magee said that his latest play, "The Prodigal," was given a staged reading at the Festival of Irish Arts and Letters at Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts as a direct result of the workshop.

The result is my new play, The Big Win, which will be given a staged reading next week by Tara Arts at their studios in Wandsworth.

The conductor and composer Johann Gottlieb Naumann is remembered with a concert performance of his most popular opera, "Cora och Alonzo," and Wagner's "Rienzi" also receives a concert performance, while Mozart's "Marriage of Figaro" is given a staged performance.

The play, by Isaiah Sheffer, host of National Public Radio's "Selected Shorts," will be given a staged reading that Bob Spiotto, the director, says he hopes will capture Singer's "imagination, creativity and life".

His initially successful style of "anti-patter" had soon begun to stagnate; thinking hard, he realised that he was giving a stage and not a radio performance.

Under the direction of Richard Jones, the fall of Troy is given a staging that The Observer newspaper of London called "Post-9/11 and Pre-Gulf 2".

Ulysses' Homecoming, meanwhile, is given a staging of extraordinary beauty and simplicity by James Conway, in which little is allowed to detract from the narrative and characters or the emotional immediacy of the score.

Few comedians – and none as adept at exposing prejudices – have been given a stage as politically primed as the one Chris Rock will command as host of Sunday's Academy Awards.

Don't wait until you have been given a stage.

As a performer, I feel that it's my job to seek this sort of connection every time I'm given a stage to work on.