Sentence examples for well staged by from inspiring English sources

The piece is well staged by Roy Marsden and persuasively acted.

The play is, however, very well staged by Robinson and designer Signe Beckmann.

Ms. Hickey, who has a beautiful, warm mezzo soprano voice, plays a nurse hen and, later, the unseen Dun Cow, sent by God to help Chauntecleer in a climactic battle between good and evil well staged by Ms. Reichel.

But, even if the play is the work of a craftsman rather than an artist, it is very well staged by John Madden on a rotating back porch set by Rob Howell that implies the house beyond.

This last number, neatly choreographed by Stephen Mear and well staged by Richard Eyre, recalls the salacious stories of the time about a masked man in a lace pinny said to be a minister of the crown.

It is dazzlingly well staged by Kane's long-time director James Macdonald and the designer Jeremy Herbert; it is tightly, raptly acted by Daniel Evans, Jo McInnes and Madeleine Potter.

The climactic moment, with amplified wine glasses cupped over mouths during a screamed and blubbered back and forth, seemed too well staged to have ended up there by chance.

"It was very well staged".

Examples include the well-known 'dialogues' staged by its practitioners who showed social science in the making.

During the mid-1950s, while attending Beckford and Smith's secondary school in Spanish Town (later known as St Jago high school), Rhone discovered the theatre and became actively involved in the Secondary Schools Drama Festival, as well as the annual pantomime staged by the Little Theatre Movement.

Nomani, who once famously wrote about casting her vote for Trump, had been brought on air to talk about her op-ed claiming the "protests and unlawful disruptions" were staged by a "well-funded network".