Sentence examples for a rectangular stage from inspiring English sources

These are L-shaped, open-air spaces built of stone with a rectangular stage.

The audience surrounds a rectangular stage of thick brown paper strips taped over plastic sheeting on the floor.

Mr. Earnest and Curtis Young's spare set, which enables a delightful surprise ending, consists of a rectangular stage of soft yellow dirt and a wall-size chalkboard with two entrances.

For the Off Broadway play "Hurt Village" last winter Patricia McGregor tried persuading the playwright Katori Hall to support her unusual idea of having the audience sitting on either side of a rectangular stage to create a "three-dimensional" effect.

Running nearly the length of the coliseum floor was U2's triple platform: a large rectangular stage (a strip of which could light up as "I" for Innocence), a smaller round stage ("e" for experience) and, between them, a walkway that's wide enough to become a third stage, sometimes sandwiched between LED video screens.

The theater itself is fairly flexible, with booths along the side walls, a low rectangular stage large enough for a decent-size swing band at the front, and tables of various sizes on the floor.

With her image filling the four massive video screens that hang from the ceiling of the Pasadena Convention Center, Geeta S. Iyengar, the world's leading female yoga teacher, stands on a raised rectangular stage and addresses the small army of yoga devotees arrayed before her on closely spaced rubberized mats.

There are, first of all, the wanly painted backdrops, which bring to mind a King Arthur coloring book and unscroll above a very provisional-looking rectangular stage of raw wood.

It consisted of a rectangular main stage, which featured staircases that elevated the center of the stage, and a narrow runway, which connected the main stage to a B-stage that ran the length of the main stage.

Her projections were as subtle as they were beautiful, the white rectangular stage instantly transformed into a pebbled beach or a rolling river.

Griffin's production, played on a rectangular pinewood stage, embraces the austerity of noh as much as the colour of kabuki and is quite outstandingly acted by its all-male cast.