Sentence examples for heard on stage from inspiring English sources

The play is crafted around their stories – ones that are rarely heard on stage.

When she spoke barely above a whisper, her voice was clearly heard on stage.

When she first set out, Wanamaker also struggled to get seen and heard on stage.

He would use the demotic words he heard on stage "to unlock the tragic texts I had to study".

Classic jazz was, in structure, a variant on the mainstream of American popular song, as heard on stage and in movies.

After hearing him sing "Make Someone Happy" in "Do Re Mi," I decided that his was the most beautiful voice I'd ever heard on stage.

As Michael Billington wrote in the Guardian: "Exton clearly aims for comic outrage since the first words we hear on stage are 'You cunt!'" The Independent noted that one of the female protagonists yelled "You c***!" twice in succession.

And it's true that it's difficult to hear on stage here, but the hall corrects itself.

You would be hard put to deduce this from what you hear on stage, which now seems more theatrical than vital.

[And] just like his great novels, it is packed with mind-expanding ideas, beautifully dry humour and is composed of some of the most stunning lines of dialogue you are likely to hear on stage this year".

Exton clearly aims for comic outrage since the first words we hear on stage are "You cunt!" They are addressed by Chrissie, a supposedly archetypal Essex girl, to her husband Darnley who has just blown his chance to make some big money.