Sentence examples for stage decor from inspiring English sources

Berain designed the stage decor for extravagant theatrical productions devised by Molière.

Of the stage decor, he said that "it's all Gilliamised", referring to the vivid, psychedelic work of Terry Gilliam: "A lot of strange art deco... 60s art, cut-out art... It's a huge carnival, it's enormous".

Money had been invested in 80s stage decor: white sci-fi keyboards, metal arches criss-crossing the stage and coordinated clothes (black for Oakey, red and white for the women).

The bare stage decor is a vast backdrop of squared paper, like the grid of a New York street map, and against this a cast of two-dozen dancers are drilled into epic, geometric formations – an army of urban workers who walk, jog and bounce in fiercely repeating phrases.

Its staging led to the BBC commissioning a radio play which attracted the attention of George Devine at the Royal Court who put on Arden's play, The Waters of Babylon, for a single performance "without decor" in 1957.

Antoine, who aimed at creating a unity between the staging (decor and acting style) of a play and its content, in the interest of total realism, introduced Paris to the drama of Henrik Ibsen and August Strindberg.

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He's a minimalist when it comes to stage directions and decor.

And it's this broad-based appeal they hope to tap into on Friday for a Brighton debut packed with stage shows, lavish decor and even a cupcake stall.

It's an enviably beautiful baroque theatre - theatrical revolutions always prosper when there's a tension between the innovation on stage and the decor of the auditorium: the Royal Court, the Old Vic, the Aldwych, the Bouffe du Nord.

Internationalism in the theatre today has erased national and local styles in decor and staging.