Sentence examples for influential stage from inspiring English sources

He is perhaps the most influential stage director alive, the man who broke every rule in theatre, stripped performance spaces bare and let the audience's imagination do the work.

Add to this the guiding presence of immersive theatre pioneers Punchdrunk and longtime Massive Attack collaborators United Visual Artists, as well as the influential stage designer Es Devlin, and the show looks even more ambitious than Curtis's film for the 2009 Manchester festival, It Felt Like a Kiss, for which Damon Albarn composed the soundtrack.

For Robert Edmond Jones, one of the most influential stage craftsmen of the 20th century, having Arnold Schoenberg calling the shots for "Die Glückliche Hand" ("The Hand of Fate") freed him to design a brooding set and lighting scheme that visually reinforced the composer's stark exploration of futility in the pursuit of love.

Results show that Use is largely the most influential stage for the majority of the considered impact categories.

Well-cementing (cementation) is an influential stage of a wellbore completion, as the cement sheath is responsible for providing a complete zonal isolation.

In this case, the most influential stage is the manufacturing stage, in which the board agglomeration and the cork trituration have the highest impacts.

Healthcare professionals' decisions to recommend HPV vaccination, and the requirement for written parental consent, appear to be the most influential stages at which improvements to uptake of HPV vaccination programmes could be addressed.

The most influential was Stage 7, the "Great Oxidation Event," which started some 2.4 billion years ago; over the course of 600 million years, atmospheric oxygen increased to almost 1% of present levels, and mineral species more than doubled to almost 4,000.

His reputation as one of the most accomplished and influential American stage and film directors of the 1940s, '50s, and early '60s was clouded by his cooperation in 1952 with the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), to which he "named names," identifying fellow artists as members of the Communist Party.

For three weeks in January, young dance makers who normally perform in small downtown spaces are featured for two or three nights on one of the city's most influential mainstream stages.

LONDON — The English National Opera introduced the German director Nikolaus Lehnhoff's production of Wagner's "Parsifal" in 1999, and since then this influential modern staging, which presents the Knights of the Grail as a spiritually decaying brotherhood in a bleakly gray, postapocalyptic and timeless setting, has traveled far.