Sentence examples for believable stage from inspiring English sources

They must convert real time into believable stage time.

She's first among equals, with fine performances from the rest of the cast, especially Timothy Deenihan as Susan's tormented husband, and Jennifer Blood as her daughter, one of the most believable stage teenagers in years.

The west remains as wild as ever, ready to defend itself against anyone who might threaten its freedom, or who might insult its wives, offering a very believable stage for just this sort of play.

Gabriel goes digging at the docks, and is quickly warned off by Penney, before a funeral of a civil servant at which a man called Sir Richard, a secretive type ("In my world, commander, when everyone knows who you are, you haven't done your fucking job") appears to order Gabriel's bumping off – a believable staged murder-suicide, which we earlier saw with Andy Dixon.

If the reason for Katya's reaction and easy decision to stay with Andrei rings clear in Ms. Houghton's heart and mind, she has yet to make it believable on stage.

In his hotel room, when he tells you he's in eleventh grade, it might seem strange but it's believable; seeing him on stage, dancing and striding confidently out to the edge (where a girl in a leopard-print cost springs up and gives him a note), you just know he had to be lying.

It's an area in which I have a little (only a little) power — to animate a character against a stage set believable enough to transcend its artifice; to play out scenarios from outside my experience, limning someone dissimilar from me with whom I nevertheless empathize".

Mohammed has clearly made an effort to create an almost-real faux show, replete with choreography, on-stage band, believable songs ("I'm way more famous than Jekyll," sings Dracula, "With nothing so creepy to Hyde") and even moments when the script is played straight.

A situation must be represented on the stage, one recognizable and believable to a degree, which will animate the figures as it would in life.

Whether it's real or not, a question must be asked at this stage: will anything be believable ever again?

Jones, a specialist in stage combat, are full of loud and believable swordplay; and the pas de deux swell with intense emotion.