Sentence examples for much staged from inspiring English sources

Traditional theater is often derided by more adventuresome artists as so much staged television.

For a Shakespearean king the title character doesn't get much stage time in "Cymbeline".

That was the year I became a critic; I had no inkling how much stage nakedness awaited me.

(Helen doesn't get much stage time, but one of the play's most pointed contemporary lines is about her.

There are worse fates for a 57-year-old actress than having to deal with too much stage time.

Scarcely one close-up was used, and often solos were filmed with the figure not just seen full-framed but surrounded by all too much stage space.

The play's secondary romantic subplot, which takes up about as much stage time as the more celebrated story of the title, features some strong comic playing.

I decided I would do as much stage work in the provinces, in every corner, every cubbyhole, so I could get that experience.

There's as much stage as screen news this week, prominent among which is the revelation that Harry Hill is to bring us X Factor – The (spoof) Musical.

This is literally true: there is so much stage blood that several times in Tuesday's performance actors slipped on it.

"Your confidence is good," he said, "but you need to get as much stage time as you can, anywhere you can get it".