Sentence examples for effective stage from inspiring English sources

The strength of the response is age dependent with the prepubertal period being the most effective stage for exercise to have maximal effect on bone mass [ 3– 7].

The baritone Johannes Mannov as Siegfried and the soprano Michaela Martens as Margaretha are excellent singers and effective stage personalities.

The currency of his fiction owed much, too, to its being so easy to adapt into effective stage versions.

"Tosca" is a very effective stage piece, despite a plot of minimal subtlety and a cast of characters that could just as well wear "good guy" or "bad guy" signs on their chests.

It's awfully effective stage language, an eloquently wordless lament that for most of the world -- for Americans in particular -- the Palestinians are living and dying only in the newspapers.

It eliminates, for example, the all too Aesopian (and, prior to computer graphics, probably unfilmable) episode wherein the Queen of the mice and her many minions transport the Cowardly Lion out of the poppy bed where he has fallen asleep; instead, it retrieves from the 1902 musical the effective stage business that had a sudden snowstorm annul the spell of the poppies.

The New York City Opera's handsome and effective staging of Verdi's "Traviata" returns to the repertory tonight.

The effective staging by Leon Major combines period costumes with an abstract set of sliding panels and scrims.

Mr. Pommerat's simple but effective staging allowed the action of the 75-minute opera to unfold smoothly.

An effective staging of "The Goat" demands precisely what Mr. Albee summed up in the title to another play: a delicate balance.

It dovetails perfectly with a simple but brilliantly effective staging that brings together the drama's three sets of characters to consistently engaging effect.