The phrase "astounding stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a remarkable or impressive level of performance or presentation, often in the context of theater, events, or displays.
Example: "The dancers performed on an astounding stage that captivated the audience with its elaborate design and lighting."
Alternatives: "amazing platform" or "remarkable setting".
Its scenes bristle with cinematic imagination, with hordes of men and women and astounding stage settings.
Patel is an astounding stage presence – spinning soundlessly across a flood of Scarlatti notes, collecting herself into a resonating stillness.
Along the way, there have been astounding stage spectacles - notably the lavish Space Ritual tour - legal battles, bust-ups, reunions, and the untimely deaths of several members.
(Brantley) ★ 'BLASTED' At long last, Sarah Kane's astounding drama, first staged in London in 1995, arrives in New York.
In 2000, the Metropolitan Museum of Art staged the astounding and moving "Other Pictures: Vernacular Photographs from the Thomas Walther Collection".
The European Tour's chief executive, George O'Grady, said: "The 2014 season will go down as one of the greatest in the European Tour's history, and it will be defined by Rory McIlroy's astounding accomplishments on the global stage.
There is also an astounding 3D preview of the stage and video screens in the software so you can control or re-program the show without being inside the arena bowl".
It leaves the reader persuaded that in the three stages of his astounding public career — Revolutionary War commander-in-chief, presiding officer of the Constitutional Convention, President of the United States — this childless, difficult man fully earned the right to be called Father of his Country.
How in the world can an American president stand on the world stage and reveal such astounding estrangement from the truth about his own country's history?
Balletomanes who have marvelled at the way Guillem's astounding physical presence can dominate a stage would be surprised to find that, in person, she is slight, almost vulnerable.
GMCL offered this thrilling and emotional oratorio along with the stars and members from other co-commissioning choruses (amounting to an astounding 500 male voices on that stage).
