Sentence examples for much of the stage from inspiring English sources

Then we spend as much of the stage as possible driving on the right, simply because we can.

After that, Ben pretty much retires to that long white sofa that occupies much of the stage.

Too much of the stage action is a kind of wallpaper – ballet mime – and indecisive characterisation and timing suggest the dancers need more direction.

An actor with a video camera shadows much of the stage action and the images he is shooting are projected on the theater walls behind the audience.

Mr. McBurney does not speak Japanese and many of the actors in "Elephant" do not speak English, so much of the stage direction was delivered through interpreters.

Tsubasa Kamei's lighting design transferred the focus from one tank to the next but left much of the stage oppressively gloomy.

The mood is playful; much of the staging involves Mr. Devine matching a musician's rhythms.

McDermott and his team devised much of the staging as Glass was writing.

What director would want to take on a production when so much of the staging had already been determined?

Consequently, much of the staging was metatheatrical, conceding the illusory nature of the game of playing and making little pretense of stage realism.

Since December, more than 30 E.T.A. guerrillas have been arrested either in Spain or in France, where much of the staging for the attacks takes place.