Sentence examples for free stage from inspiring English sources
I'd accepted the gig thinking I'd be playing on the free stage before Tyner, not actually in the band.
Freie Bühne, ( German: "Free Stage") independent Berlin theatre founded in 1889 by 10 writers and critics and supervised by the writer-director Otto Brahm for the purpose of staging new, naturalistic plays.
The black-box repertory (tickets from 5 KM) still channels those exposed-nerve instincts into empathetic works — musicals, dance, documentary theater and dramas — on the city's most creatively free stage.
In 1889 Brahm helped establish and then directed the theatre company Freie Bühne ("Free Stage"), and in 1890 he founded a periodical of the same name (later Neue Deutsche Rundschau).
The answer had been in a performance on the Free Stage earlier in the day by LaXula, the group led by Monte Palafox, a London-based exile from Madrid who has fashioned a unique sound and look that had several members of the audience asking, why was this group not named Best European Artists?
Other exciting and original big bands included Sid Peacock's Surge – a midlands outfit influenced by Belfast's Brian Irvine and by Django Bates – which played a structurally adventurous music of real independence, even if a noisy Friday night Barbican free stage obscured its subtleties, and the improvised solos might have been better integrated.
"THE ODYSSEY," a free staged reading, at the Provincetown Playhouse, 133 Macdougal Street, Greenwich Village.
In the summer he presents free staged operas with full orchestra in Central Park.
Featuring more than 250 gigs, the London jazz festival 2012 brought musical thrills to packed halls, foyers and free stages at the Southbank and Barbican.
NEW PLAYS FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES AT THE PROVINCETOWN PLAYHOUSE offers three weekends of free staged readings at the theater, 133 Macdougal Street, Greenwich Village.
DELACORTE THEATRE The Public Theatre presents a free staged reading of "In Darfur," a drama by Winter Miller, a playwright and research assistant to the Times columnist Nicholas Kristof.
