Sentence examples for front of stage from inspiring English sources

Front of stage: a clump of tree-trunk and a tennis ball appear before us, side by side.

With glam rock, the influence of all this backstage gay banter began to show itself front of stage too.

It's not about putting people front of screen or front of stage, it's about driving the creative economy".

Roadies tossed set lists into the scattering crowd, and the girls grabbed them, shouting, and posed with them in front of stage.

So it seems sensible that Barnett doesn't stand front of stage, but rather to the far left, with her bassist to her right.

With the 18-piece ensemble hogging space behind, action is at the front of stage, an England flag draped on the podium.

The men are no more convincing, either in accent or characterisation, charging around the beaded curtain that separates the orchestra from the front-of-stage action.

Despite the novelty concept, his direction was unimaginative, shifting the chorus in clumsy blocks and plonking the soloists front-of-stage to deliver their arias.

Unlike her two front-of-stage colleagues, McVie isn't an apparent eccentric or egoist, but rather an understated craftsperson of plaintive easy listening and English soul.

A white rain is falling, and the image of a pub, the King's Head, is projected on to a front-of-stage screen.

Nowadays, the job title "concerto soloist" usually exempts a musician from regular orchestral duties (and has a significantly different pay grade attached), but conductor/violinist Monica Huggett makes the point that 18th-century soloists were often just virtuoso ensemble principals taking their turn front-of-stage.