Sentence examples for small stage of from inspiring English sources

The next time I saw Izzard was on the small stage of the Westbeth Theatre, in New York.

She was determined to bring a Janet-size production to the relatively small stage of the Nokia.

In addition, aides failed to find controversial statements Dr. Dean had made over decades on the small stage of Vermont that would come back to haunt him.

"Prune Flat," his best-known piece, was first presented on the small stage of the Film-Makers' Cinematheque, now defunct, in midtown Manhattan in 1965.

Four male band members and four male dancers are crammed on to the small stage of Koko, when she usually plays to far bigger audiences in her native France.

The piano that graced the small stage of the Italian Academy was a lovely little thoroughbred: a baby Steinway, its wood grain gleaming within the frame of the proscenium's red curtains.

The video begins with a shot of the Manhattan Bridge, Lovato and her band are then seen on a small stage on top of a building.

Inside it, on the smaller stage of everyday life, homophobia still exists, pernicious and creeping.

* On the smaller stage of the Doris Duke Theatre, a new contemporary-ballet company led by the young choreographer Jessica Lang will have its début.

After receiving its world premiere in Bregenz, Austria, in August, "The Wasp Factory," (October, sold out) a "work of music theater" by the electroacoustic composer Ben Frost, on a libretto by the versatile David Pountney and based on a novel by Iain Banks, is heard on the smaller stage of the Linbury Studio Theater.

We've reassembled the acclaimed designers who created that production, re-imagined the scenery and costumes to grace the much smaller stage of the Lucie Stern Theatre.