"stage announcement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a spoken announcement made to a public audience from the stage of a theatre or another venue. For example: "At the end of the show, the host made a stage announcement thanking the cast for their hard work."
The stage announcements are excellent: missing children, water shortages, lost goods.
She speaks little English — her stage announcements were translated by the saxophonist — but she commands attention by her emotional resolve.
She speaks little English her stage announcements were translated by the saxophonist but she commands attention by her emotional resolve.
Stage announcements called attention to a social-media lounge upstairs, where Twitter users and old-school bloggers could recharge their equipment.
His uncomfortable stage announcements, often delivered side-on to the audience in the manner of an unwilling salesman, are rather less compelling.
He adapted many of Kenton's arrangements and tried to emulate everything that Kenton did, for some time affecting an excruciating accent in his stage announcements that he hoped was similar to Kenton's.
Plenty of other performers, including Ravi Shankar, Joan Baez and the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, will be represented in the set and even some of the colorful stage announcements from the 1969 festival are included.
Similarly, far too much time is given over to the pompous-hipster stage announcements about births, marriages, medical emergencies ("Bring Scully his asthma pills!"), and the various warnings about the sub-standard quality of the brown and green strains of LSD.
If you missed the live feed, we have videos of the on-stage announcement and co-editor Erick Schonfeld's backstage interview with Armstrong.
In an on-stage announcement at Mobile World Congress, Foursquare founder and CEO Denis Crowley said the location-based startup had added five new languages to its mobile application.
