The phrase "ample stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or setting that provides sufficient space or opportunity for something to occur or develop.
Example: "The conference was held on an ample stage, allowing all the speakers to be seen and heard clearly by the audience."
Alternatives: "spacious platform" or "sufficient area".
In 1997 the Maazels opened the Theater House, an elegant, rustic 130-seat auditorium with an ample stage and an orchestra pit that holds 20 players.
Mr. Cantone has ample stage credits (he replaced Nathan Lane in "Love! Valour! Compassion!" on Broadway) but is probably best known for his high-pitched stand-up comedy work, and he knows how to take over a room.
Daniel Ettinger's set features stylized woods that soar to the highest reaches of Woolly's ample stage, with shadowy nighttime lighting by Colin K. Bills and outdoorsy sound from Palmer Hefferan.
The ample stage and clear acoustic of St David's Hall allow the differing approaches to emerge with perfect definition, but it was the intimacy and immediacy achieved in the Owen settings that set this performance apart.
Unfortunately there's no way to digitally airbrush away the hokum that pervades the whole show, like the ample stage smoke puffing away throughout the proceedings, giving a most commendable featured performance as the fabled pea-soupy London fog.
West has been nominated for more than 30 VMAs over his career, and odds are he'll also be performing Sunday night given that the award's previous two recipients (Beyonce and Justin Timberlake) were given ample stage time. .
The new Head was shown off with Natsu Onoda Power's fantastical staging of Mary Zimmerman's "The White Snake," an eyeful (and earful, with seven live musicians) that made expert use of the ample thrust stage jutting into the audience.
About 50 yards, including the head of the pier, will possess ample landing stages, with flights of steps 10ft wide, and an easy incline, so that passengers may land and embark at all states of the tide.
There was ample star power on stage.
Both romantic leads (Eugene Park '98 playing Georg Nowack and Cara Yara '97 playing Amalia Balash) possess ample charisma and stage presence.
The effort paid off and ROAR is now a very decent place to watch live bands--substantial stage, ample crowd space, fairly good sound rig and lights that do the job.
