Sentence examples for go-to stage from inspiring English sources
Mr. Burstein, at 48 suddenly a go-to stage actor for dramas as well as musicals, is the kind of self-described "working stiff" who's grateful for an honest day's work.
But Theodore Peter James Kinnaird Taptiklis dropped his surnames in favor of his second middle -- James, which is a go-to stage name.
We were just three girls who got plucked from an estate, we didn't go to stage school.
It turned out that there was no clear pathway for an actor of colour in the UK to go to stage three – to play "just a bloke".
"Part of me doesn't really want to know how many days I have left, or if I'm going to go to Stage 4," he told the physician, Dr. Robert Mendelsohn.
I've always had a passion for dancing and I wasn't lucky enough to go to stage school, so when I got on to the show, I was like a kid in a sweet shop.
Opera, went to stage, then became Wall St. broker.
"If you guys are going to stage dive, jump from the barrier," he said.
If you're going to stage a musical, you need a star name.
On 18 October at The Roundhouse, London, we are going to stage a benefit concert.
He and Wilson are going to stage a short theatrical piece at the Louvre this fall.
