Sentence examples for popular stages from inspiring English sources

As Ms. Walker notes, most of these women performed not in racy clubs but on popular stages.

This latter finding brings to mind the popular "stages of grief" models of coping with bad news (e.g., moving from anger through denial, bargaining, depression, and acceptance; Kübler-Ross 2005) and suggests that the educational community might do well to consider their relevance to the delivery of feedback in educational settings.

Musicals ruled the popular stage and returned to the multiplex.

"Urinetown" isn't the first popular stage musical based on a nutty premise.

Balanchine did not look down on his work for the popular stage and screen.

Notably absent from the list of winners was Les Misérables, the first big movie adaptation of the popular stage musical.

With an initial, immensely popular stage production, the novel was off to the races, as it were.

Bongo was one of Britain's most popular stage magicians and acted as adviser to many leading magicians, including Paul Daniels, David Nixon and David Copperfield.

The presentation of mimes was a traditional feature of the annual Floralia festival, which, being licentious in spirit, opened the popular stage to naked mime actresses.

The songs in the movie, loosely adapted from a popular stage entertainment created by the Aboriginal band Jimmy Chi and Kuckles, have become anthems in Australia's indigenous culture.

The one-off collaboration will mark both the 15th birthday of the popular stage musical and the 40th anniversary of the Scandinavian group's Eurovision win with "Waterloo".