Sentence examples for improvised stage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dante's cheerful, everything-into-the-blender approach recalls one of the great nonsense comedies, H. C. Potter's 1941 adaptation of Olsen and Johnson's manically improvised stage show "Hellzapoppin' " (a film that, alas, still can't be screened above ground in the United States because of rights issues).

From an improvised stage on the top of an elevated flatbed truck, USAction President William McNary deputized the crowd, who together took the oath of office.

Kitson and Emerick, who appeared together on Last of the Summer Wine as Police Constables Cooper and Walsh from 2003 to 2010, reprised their roles in an improvised stage play.

Perhaps a hundred expensively dressed people looked up at the improvised stage.

Watching them talk is a bit like watching two men dip in and out of an improvised stage show.

At another point one of the supposed rape-victims publicly confesses her lies while doing a vampy routine on an improvised stage.

These experiences may vary from real encounters while coexisting with non-developed tribes on remote areas of the globe, to improvised stages created in front of a mirror at my studio, or even through public intervention.

"Generous and fearless in workshop and improvising stages, she was always open to some rather surreal ideas…," he says, "[and] I think she has always been attracted by the way movement can convey so much ambiguty".

"My only live thing is with [James Dean Brown's recently revived legendary 1980s drum machine project] Hypnobeat, which works so well because it's all improvised on stage.

Classicists had debated for over a century whether the epics were written by a single, literate author or improvised in stages by numerous musicians and bards elaborating on a series of set themes.

But its lead actor and director abruptly decides to improvise a stage version of "Moby-Dick" instead.