The phrase "a magic stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to performance, theater, or metaphorical situations where something extraordinary or enchanting is taking place.
Example: "The performers stepped onto a magic stage, where the ordinary transformed into the extraordinary before the audience's eyes."
Alternatives: "an enchanted platform" or "a mystical setting".
What you do get, however, is 2,700 acres, with a six-bedroom main house, a four-bedroom guest house, a tennis court, a basketball court, a 50-seat cinema, a swimming pool and a magic stage.
"It's about a magician who can actually do magic, stage magic, in his real life," Pochoda says.
Wien Modern's contribution to the Mozart year had a distinctly churlish air: just before I arrived, it presented a new opera by Bernhard Lang entitled "I Hate Mozart," about a "Magic Flute" staging gone awry.
Perhaps the closest analogue to the Swiss experiments would be the visionary series NBC Opera Theater (1950-64), which presented, live and in English, a "Magic Flute" staged by George Balanchine, the premiere of Menotti's "Amahl and the Night Visitors" and quantities of far more daring fare.
Company founder Jack Ma even presented a magic trick on stage.
Is staging a magic bullet that moves a house into the sold column?
As recently as 30 years ago the presence of a woman on stage at a magic show usually ended with her being put in a box as a prelude to being sawn in half.
In a voice-over commentary, Cutter Michael Cainee), an elderly deviser of magic equipment and a respectful, very knowing artisan among artists, explains that a magic performance unfolds in three stages.
For Frazer, the search led to magic, a stage preceding religion.
I mean that in a good way, because what we have in this novel is a satisfying adventure which starts off in the real world and takes us to a place where stage magic turns out to have real magic lurking beneath it, before finishing off with a nice happy ending.
The clips range from Bjork at age 14 (already a passionate rocker) to the singer as a fifty-year-old, making magic on stage.
