restaging

A revival is a restaging of a stage production after its original run has closed.

Also on the program is a restaging of an earlier Rioult work that took a new look at a classic.

Here, Nichols chronicles its restaging after nearly 35 years.

Jeff Cohen, the director of both productions, said the restaging was not a stunt to attract attention.

If a patient relapses, complete restaging must be done to select the appropriate additional therapy.

He and I have come a long way since our frequent restaging of Oedipus during my adolescence.

With this restaging, Ms. Warner's focus has shifted toward the culture of celebrity.

Part of the pleasure was the wonderful restaging by Patricia Lent, simultaneously faithful and free.

Even so, the precision of Ms. Hamilton's restaging is lovely to behold.

But Ms. Holmes's first step in the restaging was to work with company music directors on the score, which is by five composers.

This restaging featured a new American cast including Susan Sarandon.

Some frenzied carpentry and instant restaging were undertaken.

The restaging was done by Frederic Franklin.

But the impact was weakened by some of the gimmicks in Fabrizio Melano's restaging.

This is a somewhat revised version of the original show; the restaging was done in 1999 with the help of Peter Brook.

I'd like to see her glorious new restaging of Limón's "Psalm" danced there.

And that's just in the first 10 minutes of this enticingly loony restaging of the Bizet opera.

For the Restaging, the replica of Novelty was too slow to meet the requirements of the original trials and did not complete the course.

Ivanov also worked with Petipa on a restaging of Swan Lakein 1895.

A restaging of "Amahl" the following Christmas was a washout, literally, when a fierce rainstorm kept the audience home.

Still, as underscored in Target Margin Theater's radical restaging of the play, the parallels to current events are striking.

Seemingly painted at fever pitch, the work comes off as an over-the-top restaging of an event whose visual aspects have been best captured by the camera.

A restaging of "Jesus Christ Superstar."

The restaging by Mari Kajiwara began with dancers moving slowly along diagonals, pushing against the space around them with their arms.

"Down to Earth: Robert Morris's Restaging of the Sublime".