Sentence examples for a longtime stage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cheadle, a longtime stage actor, has been known more recently for his work in films like "Bulworth" and "Traffic".

Robert LuPone, a longtime stage actor who plays an oleaginous movie producer in the play, scooted around the dance floor -- the whole dance floor -- in a high-stepping, hand-clapping, lapel-pulling shuffle.

At least 100 people stood in line before dawn on July 18 at the Glen Ridge home of Eddie Bracken, a longtime stage, screen and television actor who died in November and whose credits included the Preston Sturges comedies "The Miracle of Morgan's Creek" and "Hail the Conquering Hero".

Look Who's a Film Star A longtime stage loyalist, Mary-Louise Parker was surprised to discover that she had appeared in 20 movies, including two that open today: John C. Walsh's romantic comedy "Pipe Dream" (review, Page 21) and Brett Ratner's "Red Dragon" (review, Page 1 of Weekend).

Biloxi Blues (1988) was Nichols's first filming of a play by his longtime stage collaborator Simon, who adapted his popular comedy into a more naturalistic period piece about a young man (Matthew Broderick) who comes of age while undergoing army basic training in the 1940s.

A group of dancers recently asked the longtime stage manager Maxine Glorsky for a list of choreographers whose work she would like to see performed at "Party for Max," a celebration of her 60th birthday at the Joyce Theater in September.

As it happens, one of her longtime stage stunts is mimicking a 45 r.p.m. record played at 78 r.p.m.: she goes into full Chipmunk mode, not missing a syllable or a wave of vibrato — an offhand joke at the expense of her own voice, as well as a flourishing exhibition of her impressive control of her instrument.

Turning professional in 1945, Mr. Robinson teamed up with another dancer, Howard Blow, but his longtime stage partner was Henry Meadows.

"Save it, we're not even on the air," the show's longtime stage manager Debbie Williams shouted during one particularly rowdy commercial break last Wednesday.

In other words, the Yankees and Red Sox have become longtime stage partners in what continued Friday night as the greatest baseball show on Earth.

Battling his longtime stage fright, Mr. Wilson has enlisted the Long Island Philharmonic to perform the album's lush yet fragile songs onstage.