The phrase 'create stage' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "The team worked together to create stage designs for the upcoming theater production."
They set the final scene in a theater (a movie house in Jersey City), but don't try to create stage illusion.
Bob and his brother Joe, both amateur magicians, used the stuff to create stage tricks such as the Headless Balinese Dancer.
"Three of us were chosen to create stage productions with the National Theatre actors," Ringwood recalls, "and the producer was the director of the National Theatre – so, imagine, as a student you're showing your work to Laurence Olivier.
Well, once you've entered a bit of information about your company at the "create" stage of the process – your "brand values" – buildabrand's algorithm will exclude all the brands, including logos, in its extensive (and ever-growing) catalogue that aren't appropriate or relevant and just show you the ones that are right for your business.
Throughout his piano career, Felder has continued to act, direct, produce musical recordings and create stage shows.
Other than a desire to create stage magic, it's hard to discern what Taymor is driving at in this show and numerous actors just drift about.
As spectacular as these gleaming white structures are - and this one is strikingly beautiful - Meier does not create stage-set architecture.
No one blinked when he created stage outfits for them.
He creates stage sets, emotionally charged false buildings within buildings.
He has also created stage illusions for enchanters of a different sort: Jim Morrison, Elton John, Michael Jackson, Alice Cooper, Barbra Streisand, Cher.
Falls creates stage pictures that are as visionary and powerful as Robert Wilson's but that work in a realistic vein.
