Sentence examples for premium on stage from inspiring English sources
But there is ample evidence -- from Baz Luhrman's recent Broadway "Bohème,' to this season's sexed-up "Platée" at New York City Opera, to the Deborah House-Royal Opera House incident that Mr. Tommasini detailed -- to support the notion that opera companies place a higher premium on "stage presence" than vocal beauty in many situations.
Correction: April 2, 2002, Tuesday A report in the On Stage and Off column of Weekend on March 22 about "The Graduate" on Broadway misstated the source of $250 "premium" tickets.
"Drinking habits globally have also seen wine moving up the list in liquor consumption, while brands such as Penfolds and Seppelt demand premium on the global stage.
That puts a premium on staff continuity.
However, Paul Caister, the director of the Poor School for Acting, in London, believes that there will always be a premium on any performer who can deliver charisma on stage.
BPI chief executive Geoff Taylor drew attention to this while on-stage with YouTube's Pickett, comparing YouTube unflatteringly to streaming music services like Spotify and Deezer, which mix advertising-funded free streaming with premium subscription tiers.
I've seen her on stage, I've bought her books and DVDs, I read her column in the Mirror AND I use her premium-rate lines.
ON STAGE about Karole Armitage.
Because I change on stage.
