Sentence examples for come up with a stage from inspiring English sources

Fusari said that Gaga was in the process of trying to come up with a stage name when she received a text message from Fusari that read "Lady Gaga".

(If you are a solo performer, all you need to do is come up with a stage name) Decide on a budget for your band/artist kit.

The harder challenge was coming up with a stage area in the center of the circular floor so that the singers could be seen from the back rows.

Did the Confederacy come up with a two-stage rocket that could strike Washington from Richmond, Va.? Can a sunken ship be raised with Ping-Pong balls?

But Sarah Helm, a former journalist with The Independent who reported from Baghdad in the mid-1990s, has come up with a debut stage-drama, Loyalty, that stubbornly fails to catch fire, despite its clearly authentic detail and its flashes of bruised comedy.

Now Emma Rice has conflated the two versions to come up with a multimedia show staged in a West End cinema; and, while the result has all the frenzied inventiveness one associates with her Kneehigh company, it also emerges as a somewhat odd hybrid.

Through a spokesman at the time of this latest announcement, Bayreuth's patriarch assured Wagnerians that Mr. Schlingensief would come up with an "exciting, meaningful staging that would be true to the spirit" of "Parsifal".