Sentence examples for splitting the stage from inspiring English sources

Perspective is sleekly distorted, with the audience seeing groups of students whose placement suggests a mirror illusion of dancers and their reflection, splitting the stage at the barre, as in a real studio.

Splitting the stage down the middle, so that two households enact parallel dramas side by side, Katie Mitchell presents Thomas Heywood's 1603 domestic tragedy as a magnetic demonstration of a feminist argument.

There is some tension achieved in Campbell Baird's set design, which splits the stage between a snazzy performing space and the squalid dressing room.

Ms. Baganova's award-winning "Noces," a premiere, adds scenic complexity with a set she designed with Victoria Mozgovaja that subtly splits the stage into two narrow components divided by a mostly unnoticeable panel of black curtain.

Your real estate agent might split the staging cost with you, or you might be on your own.

The Artificial Intelligence industry is at the splitting the atom stage, where the curiosity to discover what it can do often outweighs any thoughts as to whether it should.

The screens will be split between the stage area and the 55,000 fans who queued yesterday for tickets to watch the event in an area next to the Serpentine.

Derek Bermel's "Elixir" (2006) had elements in common with Mr. Current's work, at least in the sense that different sections of the orchestra, here split between the stage and two balconies, lead nearly independent lives.

I am feeling good so now I've just got to try and recover before then". Herrada, 28, finished in a group left back as the breakaway split in the stage's latter stages, two minutes and 33 seconds behind the winner.

Since we are interested in a propagation model that is realistic, we split the infectious stage into three stages [ 4]: pre-symptomatic infection, primary stage of symptomatic infection -during which antiviral treatment may be administered-, and secondary stage of infection following the window of opportunity for treatment with antivirals.

The young men in the Virsky Ukrainian National Dance Company are still soaring high in the air in splits, careering around the stage in gravity-defying butterfly jumps and spinning like tops in the 18th-century equivalent of break dancing.