Sentence examples for concepts on stage from inspiring English sources

(The French like concepts on stage; Anglo-Saxons generally despise them there. Roughly speaking).

Later directors such as Meyerhold, Reinhardt, and Copeau recognized the necessity of a studio-school attached to their theatres and of regular training for the actors in advanced techniques, if they were to be able to realize their concepts on stage and eliminate the interference of actors' own egos and emotions.

If, on the other hand, it was merely a reactionary protest to the modernity of the staging, then perhaps the booing revealed more about the conservatism of the audience than the quality of the concept on stage.

There aren't much details at this point (and execs refused to give them when questioned later), but the fact that Google showed off this "proof-of-concept" on stage at their biggest keynote of the year, shows they're serious about it.

Various psychological theories on human development are based on the concept of "stage".

The concept on a stage of switching in the type of PDT switching signals is introduced, and each stage consists of a period of persistence and a dwell-time portion in which no switching occurs.

It was less pop show than theatrical concept, with 13 people on stage, 17 costume changes and 24 songs – Bush assuming a different role for each.

"I knew the concept was huge," he said on stage.

In contrast, the splendid, audacious Doha is a concept usually performed on stages elsewhere: Zurich, London, Cairo, Tripoli, Damascus, Khartoum to name the first six that come to mind.

The concept is similar to what HealthyWage recently presented on stage at the TechCrunch50 conference.

"Jesus Christ Superstar," which began as a concept record album in 1970 before its varied reincarnations on stage and film, has never been easy to translate into visual terms.