We can loll on the sofas right at the heart of the action on stage, buy a sandwich from the onstage bar, check our emails.
Thalie Darbellay snapped stills of the action on stage, while video was superbly shot by a professional known simply as Elephant.
When she had been removed, he returned in character straight back to the action of the stage, which had reached a very violent point in the play, as if nothing had happened.
With an exquisite control of time, she intricately reimagines — in meticulous detail — what most conventional stories leave out; for all the apparent banality of the action, the staging of it is a triumph of domestic choreography.
However, transition probabilities for the pre-action to the action stage-of-change (TTM) seem not be very different between populations.
The men are no more convincing, either in accent or characterisation, charging around the beaded curtain that separates the orchestra from the front-of-stage action.
Away from the action of its main stage, E.A. had stationed a humble area advertising The Sims, an ambitious social-simulation project that almost nobody outside of its development team believed in.
"The dance-like continuity she gives her gestures and mime scenes - all the actions of the stage business imbedded in phrases of movement, but each action so lightly started it seemed when it happened a perfectly spontaneous one.
The ability to predict treatment outcome in these findings was restricted to only part of the range of the stage of change construct, i.e. to the dichotomy of Pre-action vs. Action stages of change.
Almost 62% of parents were in the Action stage of change for child dietary behaviors, but only 41% were in the Action stage of change for PA behaviors.
