Sentence examples for design the stage from inspiring English sources

In Magda Willi's design, the stage is a skeletal rectangle that revolves constantly.

In Ian MacNeil's symbolist design, the stage is overhung by thousands of light bulbs evoking a Worcestershire pear orchard.

In George Tsypin's scenic design, the stage is submerged in water, several inches deep, to represent the Mediterranean, with the Pilgrim's boat resting above and a spiraling modernistic tower on either side.

The director, Darko Tresnjak, is also the theater's artistic director, but he has put on yet a third hat for "Macbeth": he hired himself to design the stage set.

In Tom Rogers' design the stage is one vast dressing room where rails of clothes are on display and wigs are primped, and the way the action is seen through a series of frames heightens the artifice and constantly reminds us that, while we are watching a play performed in the theatre, for the demimonde of late-18th-century Bath all the world was a stage.

When you headline you can more or less design the stage to your own specifications.

Which artist designed the stage sets and costumes for productions of "The Magic Flute" and "Turandot"?

The co-organisers were Andrew Kerr, Thomas Crimble, Mark and Jytte, Bill Harkin (who designed the stage), and myself.

That, he added, is why so much thought went into designing the stage.

Then I saw him have all the meetings about designing the stage and lights, meetings with the record company guys.

The author gives general rules for siting an open-air theatre and for designing the stage, orchestra, and auditorium.