Sentence examples for plain stage from inspiring English sources

Colker is never satisfied with a plain stage; she prefers a kind of prop playground.

If I just work with a plain stage, it doesn't seem rich enough for the idea behind the piece".

Godwin's production is vibrant with the effects of those terrors, the more so as it plays on a plain stage with few explosive sound and lighting effects.

Mr. Buffett was greeted with a standing ovation as he stepped onto a plain stage at the Civic Auditorium this morning.

In "A Number" (which runs 60 minutes), three young men, all played by Daniel Craig, come successively onto a tiny plain stage to confront Michael Gambon, playing their father.

It was for Imaginart's Sensacional, in which the kids put on white outfits and ran around a plain stage on to which were projected magical shapes: spinning flowers, ladybirds and hearts that formed a millipede.

With just two plain stages and a time-trial to follow, this was considered the last chance for Poulidor, regarded as the far superior climber, to make a bid for Tour victory.

In 1903, there was no distinction in the rules between plain stages and mountain stages; the icons shown here indicate whether the stage included mountains.

Van Hove strips plays down to basics — a nearly bare stage, actors in plain clothes — and makes the timeworn feel quite contemporary.

Yet it could be argued that the shortest and simplest number (an eight-minute pas de deux in plain costumes on a bare stage) was the most moving, the most mysterious, the most heartily cheered.

Dances can be plain: no plots, simple costumes, bare stage -- take GEORGE BALANCHINE'S abstract ballets.