"stage box" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a box or enclosure used to house lighting, sound equipment, or other technical equipment used in stage production or live performances. For example: "The sound engineer set up the stage box to mix the audio for the concert."
She yearly occupied the stage box and visited him backstage.
His first Stones tour, 1989's Steel Wheels, "turned the stage box inside out.
Isabella Hinkley, the soprano playing Oscar, sang the anthem's first stanza half-turned toward Lincoln's second-tier stage box.
At the end of Act I, when Don Giovanni looks cornered, the curtain suddenly falls, knocking his pursuers' swords from their hands as he escapes through a stage box.
If this gradually declines to 30percentt growth by 2019 — a much lower growth rate than comparable companies like Salesforce experienced at this stage — Box will still cross a $1,000,000,000 run rate in 2019.
And for those of you keep score at home, go ahead and check off the "Does something goofy walking across the stage" box the HuffPost Commencement Bingo Card.
Stylistically in harmony with the surreal mode of Hugh Wheeler's book, the stage boxes adorning David P. Gordon's scenic design appear as extensions of the theater's wraparound mezzanine.
The original music and a subtle soundscape composed by Mark Bennett enhance the drama enormously, particularly through the agitated double bass expressively played by Brian Ellingsen from one of the stage boxes.
The same study also analyzed miR levels in post-mortem CSF samples from individuals with B&B stage 1 (Braak & Braak staging, Box 1) compared to B&B stage 5. Notably, no CSF changes were observed for miR34 or miR29a/b, and the overall correlation between brain and CSF changes was rather poor.
One needs to feel That the two empty, huddled, dark stage-boxes keep Empty for kings.
Eddie Hearn, the managing director of Matchroom Sport, confirmed he was interested in the possibility of staging boxing in the arena.
