Sentence examples for contemporary stages from inspiring English sources

"In the competitive world where you train, your upper body is not supposed to react at all," said Siobhan Burke, an editor at Dance Magazine and a former "Riverdance" performer, positing that these physical strictures limit the form more than a tradition like tap, which also struggles to find a home on contemporary stages.

He has now brought theatrical magic to his contemporary staging of "A Quiet Place".

Now, thanks to the wonders of the contemporary stage, you're invited.

Two years ago, the Almeida Theatre, in London, commissioned Cusk to adapt Euripedes' "Medea" for the contemporary stage.

Well, thanks to the wonders of the contemporary stage, you're invited!

In "Bleeding Kansas" Sara Paretsky reimagines the violent clashes between pro- and antislavery forces of the 1850s on a contemporary stage.

"Faust," his contemporary stage musical adaptation of "Dr. Faust," has more bite than any musical in memory.

All these early works have been recorded at least once, but few have ever been thought practical for contemporary staging.

MONTCLAIR Montclair Art Museum "Engaging Nature: American and Native American Artists (A.D. 1200-2004)," and artifactsacts, from prehistoric Native American ceramics to contemporary staged photographs.

Some of the artist's biblical and classical paintings such as Antony and Cleopatra (1667) may have been inspired by the contemporary stage.

Through July 17. "Engaging Nature: American and Native American Artists (A.D. 1200-2004)," featuring a variety of art and artifacts, from prehistoric American Indian ceramics to contemporary staged photographs.