Sentence examples for sense of staging from inspiring English sources

English Touring Opera's latest presentation is Bach's St John Passion, but their approach is not operatic in the sense of staging the work with the trappings of costume and props.

The artist Urs Fischer and others assisted Mr. Brant with the hanging and placement of the works, which was done with deft professionalism and a good sense of staging.

There's a definite theatricality to the visuals, shot by cinematographer Andrew Commis, but Myers' keen sense of staging gives it a fully cinematic feel.

"The Hateful Eight" is a giddy abyss of mise en scène, not only in the cinematic sense of staging (the placement of actors and action in the frame) but, even more, in the societal, real-world sense of staging — the faking of an event, an action or self-representation that's merely for show, a setup or a put-on.

His dramatic sense of staging and innovative treatment of light and shade have also directly inspired many leading figures in the medium of cinema, including Pier Paolo Pasolini and Martin Scorsese.

But he was saved by his sense of staging, showing a series of astonishing visual displays — a knife dripping blood, billowing clouds, rave-esque flashing lights — on a huge screen behind him.

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Chicago's Gracie Gold was fourth, within striking distance after overcoming a sense of stage fright.

Grigorovich's sense of stage space is weak, and his alterations take both characters and dances out of context.

As she demonstrated in her open-air production of "Stonewall: Night Variations," Ms. Landau has a lyrical and lucid sense of stage imagery.

Pictures of her as a young woman reflect something of her glamorous show business mother, perky and alive with a certain sense of stage presence.