Sentence examples for in classical stage from inspiring English sources

I had expected Ms. Hall, whom I had seen several times in classical stage roles before, to be good as the unhappily cross-dressed Viola in "Twelfth Night," directed in an unusually melancholy vein by her father, Peter Hall.

Before retiring in 2002, he appeared as actor in several major motion pictures and in classical stage repertory as well as in Greek State Television in early 70s series.

Although lymph node status is an important factor in classical staging of breast cancer based on histological/anatomical markers, there is little evidence that breast cancers with lymph node involvement are biologically different from those without it [ 32- 34].

One of the critical texts we read was an essay by the esteemed Canadian critic Northrop Frye, who, in discussing classical stage comedy, distinguished between what he called "Old Comedy," typified in the works of Aristophanes, and the "New Comedy" of Menander, whose plays were produced almost a century later.

Russian (znamenny) chant evolved from the Byzantine liturgy imported in the 10th century and reached a classical stage in the 15th 17th centuries; but the only legible manuscripts date from the end of this period.

These probabilities then form a continuous and high time resolution sleep profile replacing the rigid stages, potentially reflecting important information about the microstructure of sleep that is overlooked in the classical staging paradigm.

Toward the middle of the 15th century, scholars discovered the manuscripts of the Roman writer Vitruvius; one of these scholars, the architect and humanist Leon Battista Alberti, wrote De re aedificatoria (1452; first printed in 1485), which stimulated the desire to build in the style of the classical stage.

But though his Irish-American Baltimore accent was impeccable, Mr. West is in fact an Englishman (an old Etonian, to boot), with a full shelf of classical stage roles in his past.

Conceived and directed by Tony Speciale and created by members of the Plastic Theater, this final play in a strong season for Classical Stage explores the true story of Harvard's Secret Court, which conspired in 1920 to persecute and expel a group of gay students.

He especially savors the fact that she had a classical stage career in England before moving to the United States.

Vittorio Gassman, a versatile film star who was also one of Italy's leading classical stage actors, died yesterday in his home in Rome.