From a certain angle, if you allowed the aperture to narrow around the stage, the evening's themes all seemed generational.
They are all clustered together on the narrow lot, like the stage set of a fairy tale that takes place in a junkyard.
In 1548 it opened its own theatre, the Hôtel de Bourgogne, a long narrow room with the stage filling one end, a pit for standing spectators, and two galleries around the walls.
After the speech, he scales the security fence to get into a narrow enclosure between the stage and the public; women and men press forward to grab his hands.
Thenarrow Jerorme's Laneway it's been a blast.
But they do not automatically mean that he will become prime minister, and the narrow margin sets the stage for months of political wrangling.
When she opened a leg dramatically to one side, you saw the colossal aspect of ballet itself: it had a new force on the narrow stage of the concert hall space at Avery Fisher.
Keeping this variety in mind and discovering that there was no standard checklist for performing meta-synthesis, the research team selected the checklists of CASP, Cohen & Crabtree, and the German checklists of Steinke and of Behrens and Langer in a narrow stage-by-stage selection [ 23, 26- 28].
Or so she and her friend (Jamie Bock) tell us before the show proper begins, as they wander across the narrow stage in bras and slips, addressing the audience.
Some patrons sit on either side of the narrow stage extension, which provides up-close intimacy with the singers, who stride across and writhe atop the platform.
