Sentence examples for reflected on stage from inspiring English sources

"How often do those kind of folks get to see themselves reflected on stage?" Ms. Slattery said.

In the 1980s the Aids crisis was reflected on stage in plays as diverse as Larry Kramer's The Normal Heart and William M Hoffman's As Is.

Because you can throw money at trying to entice new or different audiences into theatre, but why should they come unless they see themselves reflected on stage and in every aspect of a theatre or company's work?

Twenty-five-year old Elf Lyons, whose new show, Pelican, tackles the complex, combative relationship between mothers and daughters, agrees, adding that what we are seeing is the rise of a generation of standup lovers who want to see their own lives reflected on stage.

In the 1970s Peter Cheeseman made a point of reflecting on stage the lives of those who lived in the Potteries.

Nowadays, spectators want to see current problems and social pain reflected on the stage," Sulaimoni said.

That difficulty in finding rioters' voices is reflected on the stage, where the characters appear as shadowy figures.

Mr. Mozgala, who has cerebral palsy, has acted in numerous plays in New York and elsewhere, but he had begun to feel that the history and perspective of people with disabilities were not being fully reflected on the stage.

I think it's our job as directors to take note of the discussions being had at the moment, in terms of diversity, and also to understand that if you want a more diverse audience, that has to be reflected on the stage in terms of stories and casting.

"At that time the version of Australia I lived in and grew up in was not reflected on our stages and on our screens," Shakthidharan says.

Let's see them reflected on the ballet stage.