Sentence examples for has a large stage from inspiring English sources

Formerly a theatre, it has a large stage peering over the main dancefloor, where scantily clad performers often encourage the crowd to cut a rug of their own.

Le Poisson Rouge has a large stage — the stage and the ensemble area take up nearly a quarter of the room — but the set, by Lauren Brown, is a matter of a few chairs, a divan and a ladder.

One obvious candidate would be the Foxwoods Theater, which has a large stage and enough fly space to fit the King Kong puppet, but it is now home to another expensive spectacle, the $75 million "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark".

The theater has a larger stage than the New York State Theater, but is more intimate, with a seating area that is 30 feet shorter than Alice Tully Hall.

The new theater space, still called the Bessie in honor of the modern-dance master teacher Bessie Schönberg, has a larger stage, better wing space, twice as many seats and even a heated stage floor.

After a wildly successful — indeed, historic — run at the Public, earlier this year, the groundbreaking musical about the rise, fall, and death of the Founding Father Alexander Hamilton (played with verve by Lin-Manuel Miranda, who also wrote the book, music, and lyrics) now has a larger stage and a bigger house in which to celebrate its particular brilliance.

Now, she has a larger stage from which to reach out to her fellow doctors.

"Twitch has really allowed games and players to have a larger stage..

It seats 500 people, and has quite a large stage with a proscenium opening of 19 by 55 feet.

In lung cancer, there is no strong evidence yet that perfusion CT has a large impact on staging for diagnosis [ 30, 33] or survival prediction [ 34], but large trials investigating outcome are still lacking.

Kinematic and dynamic analysis shows that the mechanical structure of the stage has a large work space, high bandwidth and good linearity.