Sentence examples for stage arts from inspiring English sources
"stage arts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It generally refers to performing arts such as music, theatre, or dance that are typically performed on a stage. For example: "Stage arts have been a part of human culture for thousands of years."
The emperor Xuanzong showed an interest in the performing arts, stimulating many advances in stage arts during the Tang dynasty (618 907).
How could he say, "I want to thank Hitler for being such a funny guy on stage" (Arts pages, June 4)?
These performers included all the miscellaneous stage arts in their repertoire and created from the various court dances and masked plays a type of folk masked play usually termed sandae togam gug.
During the Heian period (794 1185) professional troupes, ostensibly attached to temples and shrines to draw crowds for festival days, combined these lively stage arts, now called sarugaku (literally, monkey or mimic music), with dancing to drums from dengaku and began to perform short plays consisting of alternate sections of dialogue, mimicry, singing, and dancing.
These can be grouped, according to which of the various stage arts is emphasized, into (1) masked dance and masked dance-mime, (2) unmasked dance and dance-drama, (3) drama with music and dance, (4) opera, (5) shadow-puppet plays, and (6) doll- or stick-puppet plays.
They also stage art happenings and exhibitions.
On stage, Artest seemed to forget his pledge of family-friendliness.
The film was directed by Vincente Minnelli, who had been raised as a stage art director.
Then, if we can, we do the final comfort stage: art on the walls, lamps and soft pillows.
Her art is close to stage art: mystery plays, Chekhovian days and declines, Greek mini-agons, music hall.
Cold reading is the stage art of convincing a stranger you know more about them than you actually do.
