Sentence examples for work to stage from inspiring English sources

The Fairy Queen, composed in 1692, has always been an awkward work to stage.

Richard Strauss's one-act opera "DAPHNE" is a problematic work to stage.

Potter's production, which turned the cigarette factory into a security firm, proved that Carmen remains a challenging work to stage.

With more than 50 roles (and a small ensemble of children), "Street Scene" is a challenging work to stage.

UEFA will form committees to test the waters and see how it can work to stage one tournament simultaneously around maybe six countries.

The collector Anthony D'Offay commissioned a programme of Clark's work to stage in his gallery in 1989, while, in 2006, Anish Kapoor and Damien Hirst donated works to help fund the revival of his company.

Non-professional dancers work with choreographers to stage their own responses to this legendary work.

At least Cunningham's work is easy to stage.

Under enormous pressure, the oil workers returned to work but continued to stage slowdowns.

"Macbeth," its season opener, is the first Shakespearean work to be staged by the artistic director, Michael Wilson.

Of course Berlioz never intended the work to be staged, but that hasn't kept opera companies from trying.