Sentence examples for appealing stage from inspiring English sources
Tall, handsome and agile, he has an appealing stage presence.
She has a nice dark round tone and an appealing stage presence, but the role seemed an approximation.
That he is a sweetly handsome young man with an appealing stage manner gives him another leg up.
Ms. Parson contributes no discrete dance sequences, but the characters move throughout in delicately choreographed patterns, making for simple but appealing stage pictures, almost suggesting tableaux vivants.
Mr. Boraine has an appealing stage presence -- particularly when he ridicules the handsome, blond McGraw's egotism -- as well as real comedy talent.
She also has appealing stage presence, and brought palpable emotion to her portrayal of the tormented Aida, an Ethiopian princess held captive in Egypt, torn between love of her homeland and passion for Radamès, the leader of the Egyptian forces.
Laura Alley directed the appealing staging; Robert Lyall conducted a lithe, well-paced performance (barring a few blemishes), beginning with a spirited interpretation of the dramatic Overture.
In Leon Major's appealing staging, a co-production of New York City Opera and Glimmerglass Opera, which returned to the New York State Theater on Wednesday, the bass-baritone Jan Opalach conveyed both the buffoonish and fleetingly pensive aspects of the title character in a performance notable for its comic flair.
(Rachel Saltz) 'Once' This gently appealing, imaginatively staged new musical about funky young composers in love doesn't always sustain the understated charm of the 2006 cult movie that inspired it.
(Isherwood) 'Once' This gently appealing, imaginatively staged new musical about funky young composers in love doesn't always sustain the understated charm of the 2006 cult movie that inspired it.
Between the monitors and the scrim, Mr. Rouse and his ensemble sing to a recorded track and act short scenes that are also magnified on the scrim, creating an appealing three-dimensional stage picture that juxtaposes reality and projection and continually morphs.
