Sentence examples for kitsch stage from inspiring English sources
Although it was never conceived with an LGBT audience in mind, over the years the combination of catchy pop music and kitsch stage performances have made Eurovision a highlight of the gay calendar, and it is often affectionately referred to as "gay Christmas".
Enthusiastic reports followed the opening of a starry revival of Gounod's Faust in David McVicar's thoughtfully kitsch Franco-Prussian staging for the Royal Opera.
When Xi talks about how art should advance with the times, he would do well first to remove from the stage the kitsch genre paintings that blend traditional Chinese landscape and Socialist Realism -- the very style his words unfortunately evoke.
Thanks to the kitsch eroticism and dramatic staging of its heavily retouched colour photos, Green and Marks sold 150,000 copies in five weeks.
When she finally did stage her fabulously kitsch entrance at Tarsus, that summer, sailing down the River Cydnus in a gilded barge with purple sails, wreathed in incense and reclining on a divan attended by nymphs and cupids — "Venus was come to revel with Bacchus," she announced, "for the good of Asia" — Plutarch describes it as an act of mockery.
Ms. DeLaria waddles onto a stage decorated with Christmas kitsch, decked out as a John Waters-style monstrosity in a hideous maroon dress and rust-colored wig that are quickly shed.
On stage at Lincoln Center, where a little kitsch goes a long way, it felt like a silly, fun antidote to the times.
Handsome on its own terms – the interior of the Paris Opera is recreated on the Royal Opera stage – it nevertheless grows more bizarre and kitsch as the action progresses.
She entered the hall of kitsch TV fame and people forgot just how good a stage performer she was, and is.
The showy and kitsch mix of styles — Classical, Renaissance and Art Deco — takes center stage.
At the event I'm at, the stage is decorated with objects of oriental and German kitsch – a garish melange paying homage to the heritages of the performers.
