It is based on a revered 10th-century scroll painting, "Night Revels of Han Xizai," and it, too, combines characteristics of Chinese opera with Western-leaning stage touches and music.
Later, as Cruz walks off stage, he sees a young girl in a purple dress in the crowd; she's leaning against the stage railing with a copy of Dr. Seuss's Green Eggs and Ham, the book Cruz read "to his daughters" during his 21-hour protest of Obamacare in the Senate in 2013.
He spent most of the night leaning on the stage in front of the fiddler, fascinated by his playing.
"Dancers in the Wings" (circa 1888) shows two women, one holding a fan and the other leaning against the stage set.
The pastel, "Dancers in the Wings" (circa 1888), which shows one dancer holding a fan and the other leaning against a stage set, is one of three works being sold by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
He moved across the front of the stage, leaning over to shake hands, reaching further and further into the crowd, giving thumbs-up signs to those he could not reach, until, finally, he made his way to the door of the bus, where he posed for a few moments, alone.
Cleverly took a rest in round nine and in the following round Bellew landed with a crunching right cross that had Cleverly, who was fighting on the back foot by this stage, leaning on the ropes and swinging wildly.
Even the usual gearspotters who interrupted each previous band's setup time leaning into the stage to discuss petals and keyboard models seemed afraid to come in for a look.
In the "Smooth Criminal" video, everyone on the stage ends up leaning over at a 45 degree angle at one point, something that is normally not possible.
At the luncheon, Larsen, 84, his cane leaning against his leg, sat on a stage and took questions about his life as a Brown.
My friends and I, older Gen Xers or tail-end Boomers, lamented that most of us were just past the "leaning in" stage with high school children or older or none at all.
