Much of Słowacki's work was in dramatic form, and although written for an imaginary stage rather than for an intended production, it laid the foundations of Polish tragic drama.
A model is likely to arise from one of Avedon's cultivated pep talks with the idea that she really is lovely, and that, instead of merely posing, she is gloriously holding the center of an imaginary stage, free to act as her own dramatic impulses dictate.
American military units operating in the desert, where there are no landmarks and the ground can be as trackless as the sea, still deployed on precise (if imaginary) staging lines, moved to distant locations and called fire on precise targets.
She's the one who sang duets with me on the imaginary stage in the driveway of our childhood home.
In one remarkable work titled The End of the Left/Right Paradigm, Moloney builds an imaginary stage set that depicts an elephant on the right (no coincidence) and a donkey on the left, who are spinning on a black and white turnstile as a puppeteer's gloved hands manipulate their political directions.
A subcritical Hopf bifurcation appears generally when an equilibrium with complex conjugate eigenvalues changes stability (as one parameter of choice is varied), so that its Jacobian's eigenvalues transition from having positive real part (equilibrium is an unstable spiral) to negative real part (stable spiral), through a pure imaginary stage.
Like Ms. Lohse, who joins them later, they sometimes do vivid facial and gestural mime, alternately addressing one imaginary figure stage right (cheerfully) and another stage left (alarmedly).
His frescoes, which graced the palaces and princely courts of Europe, embodied the notion popular in his day that painting, like theater and opera, was staged fiction and should engage the viewer on an imaginary level (2 ).
Other artists stalk an imaginary suburbia, staging scenes that correspond to memories or fantasies of suburban life.
