One has long since been boarded over to make room for the stage.
After the large boats were moved out of the shed to make room for the stage, it rained, igniting an unpleasant cleanup operation.
Once a month on Friday nights, Mr. Montes Brito pushes the waiting-area chairs to one side to make room for a stage for a Noche Lírica, a free evening of music and poetry.
However, I now propose that we make room for a fourth stage of adulthood from 80 to 100 by redefining the second stage to be from 40 to 60 and the third stage from 60 to 80.
The production, which opened at Second Stage Theater on April 25 and will continue there through Sept. 10, had to make room for the Second Stage's new season.
Skip these gigs, and come here only for the ticketed events, when one of the seating areas is cleared to make room for a larger stage, for performances by Indian indie icons (folk-fusion veterans Indian Ocean, electro-rock superstars Pentagram), international chart toppers (Wyclef Jean, Jay Sean) or club-packing DJs (Bob Sinclair, Paul van Dyk).
He's trying to make room for everyone to be on stage since the stage is the actual symbol that you used to see.
At these breaking and renewal points where we're asked to shed what no longer serves us so that we can make room for the new identity and stage of life, we're given the opportunity to see ourselves and everyone we're close to under a microscopic lens.
Max even took out the small stage to make room for wine storage.
Slowly, we begin to see ourselves with a newfound sense of our own insignificance, here today and gone tomorrow; and that we and our generation will one day retire from this stage to make room for the next cast of characters.
And, hey, it's a big stage, so the hosts and presenters can make room for one more.
