Sentence examples for book stage from inspiring English sources

A Jungle Book stage production debuted earlier this month in Chicago.

The violinist Aaron Boyd, the pianist Steven Beck, and the percussionist Alex Lipowski are on hand to perform such works as "Josquin: Ave Christe," "The Haroun Piano Book, Stage I," and the Sonata for Violin and Piano.

And, as Michael Blakemore makes plain in his book Stage Blood, he was deeply critical of Hall: especially his alleged lack of collegiate policymaking and his preferential treatment of his own productions.

The English theatre scholar Nicholas Ridout, in his excellent book "Stage Fright, Animals, and Other Theatrical Problems" (2006), compares the situation to that of a snail having its shell ripped off.

In their 2010 book "Stage Money: The Business of the Professional Theater," Tim Donahue and Jim Patterson report that less than a third of commercial (as opposed to not-for-profit) productions recouped their investors' money from the 1999-2000 to 2007-2008 seasons.

In the days of music hall, as detailed in Simon Napier-Bell's recent Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay book, stage stars would race each other to claim the sheet music hits of the day and perform the 'definitive' version as this worked as a loose form of ownership through association.

China is also still developing its industry of behind-the-scenes professionals who can organize tours, book stages, navigate permit requirements and understand how Western arts groups operate.

In "Ta'ziyeh" performances, "the mournful groan 'Hussein is dead' changed in the same breath to an angry shout, 'Down with the Shah!' " Mr. Chelkowski and Hamid Dabashi wrote in their 1999 book, "Staging the Revolution".

The charming story-book stage designs, also by Mr. Hudson, only reinforce the ballet's distance from any pretensions to realism.

By the late 20th century, Eva Perón had become the subject of numerous articles, books, stage plays, and musicals, ranging from the biography The Woman with the Whip to a 1981 TV movie called Evita Perón with Faye Dunaway in the title role.

I know people who would roll their eyes at the airy-fairy way in which she held and conducted herself under the sweat-inducing lights on her little stack of books stage, but I was captivated.