And though MacDowell is meant for the early, less populated stages of theatrical work (no workshops or rehearsals here), experimental theater creators and musical writers can still report in large numbers.
Leon Major's direction moved and arranged a well-populated stage with taste and style and only a nudge or two of slapstick.
They then were joined by Hair's current cast members, and the overly-populated stage became a minor dance party.
(Perhaps Mr. Lamos's greatest operatic magic was his handling of Mozart's early opera "Il Re Pastore" at Glimmerglass, with a stage populated by children).
The first half of her story takes the shape of her contemporary Olaudah Equiano's classic slave narrative: childhood, capture, transport to America, education, escape, each stage populated by vivid characters and rendered in fascinating detail.
Moving the on-screen character to an action panel or fortress will allow access to that level's playfield, a linear stage populated with obstacles and enemies.
Prowling a stage populated by members of the 1500 or Nothin band (as well as several cardboard cutouts of his rotund figure), Ross didn't do much Saturday to deepen or develop the idea of who he is; like "Mastermind," his performance was more or less on cruise control, with unremarkable renditions of hits such as "Hustlin'," "I'm Not a Star" and the new album's "The Devil Is a Lie".
Knowledge has increased concerning the fact that a plant does not act as an individual on its own, but as an actor in a vast stage populated by bacteria, fungi and other microorganisms [ 1- 3].
Raymond Leppard conducted with great affection, and Colin Graham's use of a well-populated yet smallish stage upheld company standards.
Guyana's thinly populated interior is a staging post for Colombian cocaine.
