Sentence examples for a shallow stage from inspiring English sources

CODA's design, called "Party Wall," includes a porous facade whose lower portion features 120 panels that can be detached and used as benches and communal tables; a shallow stage of reclaimed wood; and pools of water.

Organized by Valerie Gladstone, these monthly performances, featuring an eclectic variety of dance styles and dance makers (both well known and new to the game), take place on a shallow stage that initially seems an unlikely spot for dance.

When Ireland enters, stage right, we see her freaked-out Marie in relief against a white wall that runs the length of the shallow stage.

His early productions of Purcell and Handel operas at the start of the century explored the use of the "frieze" or "relief" stage a wide, shallow stage surrounded by drapes, structures in geometric shapes, and a lighting system that dispensed entirely with footlights and side lighting and used only overhead sources.

The small cast of "Faune" made it particularly appropriate for Lehman's shallow stage.

Set designers are perpetually stymied by the wide, shallow stage, flanked by immovable steps leading to the castle's interior and battlements.

But he said the theatre's shallow stage meant it had not been able to accommodate some of the big shows that might have played there – although it has had many long runners including Buddy, Annie and Billy Elliot.

Individually and in small groups, they surge loosely back and forth across the long shallow stage, grabbing and hoisting one another in low-slung partnering that emphasizes weight rather than suggesting flight.

NEIL GENZLINGER THE RUNNER STUMBLES Beckett Theater 410 West 42nd Street Clinton (212) 279-4200 Through Nov. 24 Images of metal bars, white on black like Wedgwood patterning, run around the shallow stage where the Actors Company Theater revival of "The Runner Stumbles" is set.

In these young soils, horizons that contain secondary carbonate progress from relatively shallow, Stage I Bk horizons in late Holocene-aged soils to deeper Stage III Bk horizons in latest-Pleistocene aged soils.

The authors speculate that the decrease in the shallow stage as noisy nights were repeated reflects habituation of night sleep to repeated passing truck noise, whose interval, duration and nature was constant.