Sentence examples for enacted onstage from inspiring English sources

Occasionally that generation gap was enacted onstage.

A climactic offstage scene formerly described at tiresome length is now enacted onstage.

Most of the incidents enacted onstage took place in the Sierra Nevada in 1851 and 1852.

The "Julius Caesar" enacted onstage whets our desire for political truth.

la Fontaine's presence serves to remind that the tales enacted onstage are allegories about human behavior.

All these scenes are enacted onstage by people under 10 -- well, young adults playing people under 10 -- to hilarious effect.

Why is it that for the smallest child, the height of pleasure lies in seeing the rules of the real world playfully subverted — the toy elephant made to fly, the playground tree made to talk — but as we grow older we find such pleasure in seeing rule-bound reality re-enacted onstage, in a book or in a dice baseball game?

The show, called The Complete Deaths, aims to re-enact every onstage fatality in the Shakespearean canon: stabbings, smotherings, poisonings, bear attack, being turned into baked goods, the lot.

So Mr. Berkeley-Steele enacted the role onstage, lip-synching the words, while Mr. Woodrow, his leg in a brace, sang from a stool placed onstage just to the left of proscenium.

One of the many striking features of Mr. Morris's dramaturgy is that his stage Sorceress doesn't only dance to the lines sung by the vocal Sorceress: When the music's Sorceress sends a phantom Spirit to counsel Aeneas to leave Carthage, it is the dance Sorceress who enacts the Spirit onstage — entering with hair loose and running like a Fury.

But the stories take on a life of their own, both onstage, where they are enacted in vivid, cartoon-like sequences, and in the outside world, where someone seems to be carrying out the lurid and ingenious murders they describe.