The phrase "platform stage" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a literal platform or stage, like a raised platform where a performance is taking place or a platform used in public speaking. For example, you could say, "She commanded the platform stage with her powerful speech."
During the performance the four players wandered individually across the platform stage, as if in a collective trance.
But within that big room there is a miniature theater with a low platform stage and a curtain in back.
A Persian rug is replaced by an austere platform stage, and gradually it's apparent that the mood has painstakingly shifted from warm to cool.
Wielding a cane and dancing a few steps on the cafe's tiny platform stage, she spoofs her way through "The Old Soft Shoe".
Next came a trek to a platform stage, the performance area for Rui Horta's "Contigo," featuring a 20-foot vertical pole.
Spectators could also stand in an unroofed space on three sides of the raised platform stage, which extended into the middle of the theatre.
The player takes control of Mega Man to complete a series of side-scrolling platform stages littered with smaller robot enemies and occasional larger mini-bosses.
They argued in court that the villagers who went to the oil platform staged a peaceful protest in an attempt to win jobs and compensation for the damage.
With a spare, raised-platform stage and actors seated on three sides of it when they aren't in scenes, this production (presented by Intar Theater, which supports Latino artists) seems like the kind of communal experience the Group Theater might have relished.
Up to ten people can take part, forming human chains to reach over chasms, or working in exact synchronisation to jointly control one character on a simple platforming stage.
The show had an expandable, five-platform stage which displayed the album's cover art.
