Sentence examples for Rare stage from inspiring English sources

Here is a rare stage performance in which, truly, every word is made to count.

Given that this is a rare stage appearance for him, Lost Land is a certain box-office hit.

The duck tasted delicious, perfectly cooked to the rare stage requested, and the bing cherry-Grand Marnier demiglaze was subtle and not overly sweet.

In 1966 she made a rare stage appearance, in a revival of Clifford Odets's "Country Girl" at New York City Center.

The only performer to bring this concert's audience spontaneously to its feet was Julie Wilson, now 88, making a rare stage appearance, talk-singing "But Beautiful".

He had to make a rare stage appearance as a groomsman in order to keep a closer eye on that stallion.

Dagul, 54, from north London, was tested for the BRCA gene – which recently affected Angelina Jolie – after being diagnosed simultaneously with two rare stage-four cancers of the breast and ovaries in 2014.

The Daily Mail in "Les Miz -mad Miz -mad Englandthat Samantha Bareportso made a rare sthat-to-Samantha Barksion as Eponine, is in talks to perform on the telecast whoh her co-stars.

A colleague's enthusiastic review suggested that this production, from the small Actors Company Theater, was the rare staging of a Williams play that delivered his poetry and his emotional power intact.

(Genzlinger) 'JAPANESE PLAYS FROM THE EARLY 20TH CENTheY' The sole reason to see this evening of three one-acts is the rare staging of "Paper Balloon," by Kunio Kishida, one of Japan's most important pre-World War II dramatists.

Nodding to Mozart and Handel while remaining anchored in a style infused with Verdian and Wagnerian heft, this work receives a rare staging as part of the Bard SummerScape festival.