Meanings of mise en scène in English

Yet Taste of Honey is positively Beckettian in its uncomplicated mise en scène.

Certainly the mise en scène was very effective.

It was one of the first grand operas to which brilliant mise en scène, gorgeous decorations etc., added success.

This became increasingly important as the Abbey strove to emulate the Gate, where Mac Liammóir was delighting audiences with his mise en scène.

It is noble, original and full of brilliant orchestral effects, which, united to a grand, not to say gorgeous mise en scène, captivate our senses.

All the figures are nude, and the whole intricate mise en scène presages Christ's casting down of the damned in the Last Judgment (1534-41).