Sentence examples for singing to the stage from inspiring English sources

They carried her for a few bars and returned her, still singing, to the stage; the tour manager came to help her up.

In a few hours, Mulla would take his singing to the stage.

Mr. Fisher, whose career has taken him from operatic training and cantorial singing to the stage as Jean Valjean in "Les Miserables," works in English, Yiddish and Hebrew in a display of big voice and big sentiment that recycles the Broadway songs, operatic parodies and liturgical material used in New York only last year in his one-man show "Never on Friday" at the Jewish Repertory Theater.

Delta bluesmen were singing to the sky; Chicago bluesmen developed their stage act by singing to people who were drinking.

I had worked for a year perfecting the show, from the songs to sing, to my stage presence working with a great choreographer.

But it has become a dictatorship," he told the crowd before dancing and singing to Italian revolutionary songs on the stage.

Something about men and women in tights singing to each other from across the stage isn't very badass.

"Over the years, to have seen audiences literally rise up and sing back to the stage during the performances," he said, sets the bar pretty high for future bookings.

She sings to her dog on stage and the day her dog died, she went on stage three hours later and had to sing to this giant thing.

She continued to sing, using the stage name Randi Jayne.

Critics writing at the end of the nineteenth century praised Planché with sentiments such as "[Planché] raised theatrical extravaganza and burlesque to the dignity of a fine art, and wrote verses to be sung on the stage which could be read with pleasure in the study".