Sentence examples for clever stage from inspiring English sources

Vivid, gymnastic acting from the nine performers and a wealth of clever stage business -- candelabra become helmets, an actress's cleavage becomes an ink well -- give the production the pacing of a Three Stooges movie, though of course it's far brainier.

In Jacques Lamarre's clever stage adaptation of Giulia Melucci's memoir of the same name, the actress playing the author jauntily recounts episodes from her not-so-jaunty love life as she prepares the food she will serve her "guests" — the ticket-holders who have paid an extra $26 for the privilege of dining at bistro tables ringing the stage.

Hoodie Allen, RAPPER It makes sense that when Steven Markowitz was looking for a clever stage name he went for an homage to a nerdy Jewishwordsmith.

Cornelis Heuckeroth, who goes by the clever stage name, "Gordon", got himself into a spot of bother when he unleashed a series of zingers at the expense of a Chinese contestant named Xiao Wang.

And it demands clever costumes, clever sets and clever staging as well.

The mannequins are just one manifestation of this show's clever staging.

But Sam Brown's clever staging confirms the opera's strong theatrical properties.

One is clever staging that puts the audience in the bar, stoking a claustrophobic atmosphere.

| Dances Patrelle's "Yorkville Nutcracker" goes local, in a clever staging that translates the story from nineteenth-century Germany to turn-of-the-twentieth-century New York.

"YORKVILLE NUTCRACKER" Dances Patrelle goes local in its version of "The Nutcracker," with a clever staging that translates the story from early-nineteenth-century Germany to New York in 1895.

You might extrapolate that Inner Sanctum's clever staging suggests that the Pet Shop Boys continue to bring colourful three-dimensionality to the often 2D world of pop.