Sentence examples for lit stage from inspiring English sources
One day I was on a brightly lit stage discussing my novel with a BBC presenter.
The trio played on a lit stage that was divided into squares, a sort of melancholy remapping of the 2001 Odyssey club in "Saturday Night Fever".
The piece begins with the dancers entering the lit stage, and Dundervill welcomes us with an elegant gesture, stepping forward with his arms opening out low in front of him, and proceeds to cycle through three other simple movements.
The brightly lit stage is bare except for some oversized props: a pacifier the size of a satellite dish and a pair of children's alphabet blocks big enough to sit on.
It's a hot June evening, and upon a blue-and-pink lit stage, Fanfarlo emerge to an adoring crowd with a lust for Gaelic indulgence and a yearning for some full-on foot-stomping and hand-clapping.
On a starkly lit stage, Galván and his cast – two female dancers and a dozen singers and musicians – have the look of a displaced Gypsy community pitched between suffering and survival.
He cruises the murkily-lit stage, in tremendous form.
Three men in black stand on a red-lit stage, each with a glowing white orb stuck to his chest.
On this worm-eaten but over-lit stage, every character must play the part allotted by class or by conviction.
The physical style is low-slung and grounded, with dancers breaking across the smoky, top-lit stage in ragged waves.
Peter Shaffer's Black Comedy (in 1965) breathakingly shows characters stumbling around a fully-lit stage during a supposed power-cut and, in the process, reveals their true selves.
