The phrase "as much stage" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a comparison or degree related to "stage," but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "In this performance, the actors had as much stage presence as the lead."
Alternatives: "as much presence" or "as much platform."
The play's secondary romantic subplot, which takes up about as much stage time as the more celebrated story of the title, features some strong comic playing.
I decided I would do as much stage work in the provinces, in every corner, every cubbyhole, so I could get that experience.
There's as much stage as screen news this week, prominent among which is the revelation that Harry Hill is to bring us X Factor – The (spoof) Musical.
Where Mr. McNally goes, models, movie honchos and magazine scribes follow, because they're sure to find themselves among other members of their slavishly fashionable tribe, coddled in an environment that's as much stage set as mess hall.
Like his Soho and Felix series, this piece uses stop-motion animation, but the action unfolds on a platform that is as much stage (or theater in the round) as screen.
"Your confidence is good," he said, "but you need to get as much stage time as you can, anywhere you can get it". I was irritated.
By 1907 Duncan had become a worldwide phenomenon - and her real-life performances started to make headlines as much her stage shows.
We forget that often the reason that actors get cast in lead roles in TV and film is because they really are very good actors, and have proved as much on stage where they have been spotted by casting directors.
The bacchanals, thrown without help from sponsors, became as much a stage for experimental performance as for meeting attractive, interesting people of the opposite sex.
Lakers star Kobe Bryant called the singer a "true humanitarian, who gave as much off stage as he did onstage". Queen Latifah read a poem from Maya Angelou that praised the singer's global influence, from Japan to Ghana.
The Ramones acquired new members over the years, but it was the addition of CJ that "kept the band young," according to Tommy, who said as much on stage as they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame In 2002.
