Sentence examples for a bold stage from inspiring English sources

"I've tried the line 'Do you want to read Mein Kampf with me?', but I can tell you it doesn't work," said Alon Kraus, the son of Holocaust survivors and one of six protagonists in a bold stage version of Adolf Hitler's Nazi manifesto playing to packed houses across the German-speaking world.

American opera singer who was acclaimed in the U.S. and Europe for his bold stage presence and superb acting ability as well as for his versatile lyric tenor voice that lent itself to both operatic and musical theatre interpretations.

Maybe this bold staging was a little overwrought.

The bold staging includes nudity and graphic sexual interaction between a white actress and a black actor.

Many present-day critics like "The Cheat," too, for its bold stage-lighting effects and subtle performance by Sessue Hayakawa, who plays a "Burmese ivory king" living among the mansions of Long Island.

The immediacy of Euripides' play will be reflected in Mr. Sellars's bold staging choices.

Directed and choreographed by Renaud Doucet, with sets and costumes by André Barbe (originally designed for l'Opéra National du Rhin), this bold staging sets the tale in the 1950s.

In a bold stroke, the stage is partly extended over the orchestra pit.

Influenced by old-school Ukrainian folk music, the Carpathian Mountains' Hutsul traditions, and endless renditions of the Ukrainian anthem, she has a bold and wild stage presence.

With the threat to Richmond removed, Gen. Robert E. Lee was free to stage a bold counter-offensive into northern Virginia, which would lead to the near destruction of the Union Army under General John Pope at the Second Battle of Bull Run, the invasion of Maryland, the bloody Battle of Antietam and the Confederacy's best chance to win the war outright.

She says she initially envisioned this as a dare; a fun, gutsy campaign to stage a bold public display that would garner cash, cold and hard, for the family in need.