Sentence examples for extravagant stage from inspiring English sources

Her spray-on leather outfits, rasping voice and extravagant stage shows saw her become one of the best selling female artists, with album sales of 60m.

Savour the extravagant stage productions by the Max Fischer Players (an amateur Serpico, or a Vietnam epic complete with dynamite), which are not so much am-dram as wham-bam.

Nothing could outdo it: not more than 40 years' worth of hit-song melodies, not the shamelessly extravagant stage show, which involved ninjas, flash pots and dancers in flesh-colored lamé shorts.

But nothing could outdo her strobing physical language, Ben Ratliff writes, not even the shamelessly extravagant stage show, which involved ninjas, flash pots and dancers in flesh-colored lam?horts.

"Through the Never," a 3-D film directed by Nimrod Antal, presents the band as indestructible, muscling through a choice set list with an extravagant stage setup, and a half-baked side narrative that may or may not involve the zombie apocalypse.

But it was the stunning and extravagant stage, set, and lights of the U2 tour that stole the show.

And Mr Wilson's extravagant staging reinforces the opera's reputation as a money pit.

The opera is so loaded down with philosophical mumbo jumbo, extravagant staging effects and needlessly layered music, that it is sometimes hard to know what is happening.

Louis Andriessen's beautiful score and Peter Greenaway's extravagant staging do their separate takes on the small, quiet art of a great Dutch painter.

Another was Pharrell's performance of Happy, which amidst an extravagant staging which nodded to The Grand Budapest Hotel and boasted concert piano by Lang Lang, contained a moment of choreography which nodded to the "hands up, don't shoot" gesture from the Ferguson protests.

From on-the-run black-and-white hand-held camera work during which each musician offers a little bit of his history, "Calle 54" goes to extravagant color stage sets in which each performer does a number.