Sentence examples for extend the stage from inspiring English sources

In one of his drawings for "Macbeth" jagged steps extend the stage into the first rows of seats.

Mackintosh said the plan was to extend the stage by six metres, enlarge the front of house and restore the auditorium and exterior to its former glory.

For its rehearsal experiment the Philharmonic removed 10 rows to extend the stage, although it is not certain how the hall's 2,738 seats would be changed were the stage to be permanently extended.

"What really made the Victoria Palace irresistible to me is that Stephen has imaginatively seized the opportunity arising from major building development taking place all around the theatre to obtain planning consent to extend the stage and front of house areas.

John James Heidegger took over the management of the theatre and, from 1719, began to extend the stage through arches into the houses to the south of the theatre.

The Philharmonic has occasionally extended the stage before to accommodate large choral works or additional musicians.

He built over the orchestra pit and extended the stage area forward by about 20 feet.

Nobody appreciated designer Ronen Levin's explanation for extending the stage by seven metres and thereby removing a thousand seats.

And since 2005 the festival has been experimenting with altering the space of Avery Fisher Hall by extending the stage with a platform covering cover the first 11 rows of seats.

Increasingly, as the Philharmonic examines ways to improve the acoustics of Avery Fisher Hall during an expected renovation, extending the stage into the auditorium — to get some of the musicians out from under the proscenium — seems a good solution.

The idea of extending the stage has not been taken up by the Philharmonic or Lincoln Center board, and the cost and duration of such an undertaking have not been determined.