Sentence examples for change on stage from inspiring English sources

Because I change on stage.

The response from the old-timers – the artists and creatives who lived through the Greater London Authority's apparent golden age of arts funding – was weary: talk is cheap, they'd say, when will it actually translate to visible change on stage, in the stalls?

Expect that to change on stage at our upcoming Disrupt show in New York in May, when she'll sit down with TechCrunch for a one-on-one interview.

Comparison of the model for actual conditions and the scenario models provide a quantitative assessment of levee expansion, channel modification, and land-cover change on stage.

However, the piece was rejected by the American producer - a man who put on Pinter's The Homecoming in New York, complete with a man prostituting his wife - because a baby's nappy was changed on stage.

But, as far as most theatregoers are concerned, little has changed on stage.

Despite the big changes on stage, the Colombian artist mentioned that the most notable difference on this tour is its audience.

The acute distinction between the stages makes the staging unrealistic since the drastic modification in treatment based on a change of stage may be based on a slight shift around the stage boundary.

At one point during the European tour, guitarist Carlos Alomar ripped a ligament in his leg, an injury that caused him to change his on-stage character.

A group of Sámi, an indigenous people of Sweden who say their way of life is threatened by climate change, sang on stage in London, in between a series of speeches by environmentalists.

It was fondly invented by Yardbirds manager Giorgio Gomelsky when Clapton broke a string and would change it on stage thus delaying the show.