Sentence examples for intense staging from inspiring English sources

Beckett's intense staging of despair delivers its big shots in the first images: the parents stuffed into the bins, the underling slipping up and down the ladder, the blinded figure stranded on a throne mopping his bloodied brow; the windows which offer no prospect.

Another intense stage of the Cold War was in 1958 62.

On a recent chat show, Adele shared that she suffers from intense stage fright.

With her rich, colorful voice and intense stage personality, she exemplified Italian opera singing at its best.

That should not be difficult, considering this particular actress's intense stage persona, well known to audiences at Hartford Stage, where she has made at least four appearances.

Just as the camera picks up infinitesimal subtleties of performance and projects them into wall-sized sublimities, it can inflate wildly intense stage acting into excess and absurdity.

The Spaniard believes the 2015 race is "one of the most open in Tour history": "In the first nine days there are six intense stages.

The evening opened with Greg King's "Linger Longer"; this solo was a perfect, sensitive showpiece for Kristina Bethel, a long-limbed dancer with a quietly intense stage presence.

The cramped room, the fire dancers, and what Ms. Clements, now 36, describes as his "intense stage presence" made the evening memorable.

The Egyptian president flew abruptly to Saudi Arabia, for example, last weekend, when the the talks appeared to have reached a particularly intense stage as specific proposals for partial administrative control over some sites in Jerusalem were offered by the Israelis.

His perceived tendency to use intense stage imagery to punish his audiences has been attributed to Castellucci's espousal of the theatre of cruelty, a performance philosophy formulated by French playwright Antonin Artaud.