Sentence examples for stage actions from inspiring English sources

Its stage world is distant, and stage actions repetitive and uninteresting.

The stage actions crosscut between these two stories in bewildering ways.

During this period he began to stage "actions," events at which he would perform acts of a ritual nature.

Also, they were occasionally losing the tempo during some of the zanier stage actions instigated by the director, Jonathan Kent — notably, a sequence in which they donned pink-and-white bunny suits and simulated a variety of sex acts.

An apparent reference in Selina Cartmell's staging are John Doyle's acclaimed recent Sondheims: like Doyle, Cartmell uses visual metaphors to represent repeated stage actions (when characters die, they throw a puff of flour in the air and doff their wigs).

The rather too subtle stage actions (Ben thoughtfully taking off his "spectacles" as Priscilla Hedges, partly unclad, sings up at him, "When you invent the kite / Will you still recall this moment? / Or will I become part of / A vague montage of New England sluts?") fizzled in the large venues then favored by Meat Loaf.

Sets were minimal, the stage action incisive and straightforward.

Ensembles dominate the score and the stage action.

But the story quickly gets lost in some odd stage action.

Though physically removed from the often frantic stage action, Mr. Hutcheson manages to steal the show.

(The fine video work, by Michaela French, continues throughout, supporting but never overwhelming the stage action).