The phrase "stage imagery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the visual elements of a performance, such as lighting, props and sets. For example, "The stage imagery used in the play was stunning and really enhanced the performance."
More color might lend variety to the stage imagery, while keeping the mood stark.
Naharin creates striking stage imagery, strongly evoking interpersonal, political and social situations.
He is arguably more precise and controlling in his stage imagery than any director working today.
It was intolerable for him and it was intolerable for me, because he wasn't engaging in the stage imagery".
The stage imagery of a gray industrialized society continually captures the bleak essence and biting satire of the opera.
But here's a brief extract Naharin creates striking stage imagery, strongly evoking interpersonal, political and social situations.
Capa's Death of a Loyalist Militiaman (1936), taken during the Spanish Civil War, depicts a man at the point of death, sent flying back by the force of a bullet (the question as to whether Capa staged such imagery takes nothing away from the sheer physical force of the image).
Table 1 summarises the measures for assessing the cognitive stages of imagery as outlined in Section 3.
Evaluation using these criteria identified 65 relevant studies presenting measures assessing specific cognitive stages of imagery (Table 1), 19 studies with measures assessing general imagery use and experience (Table 2), and 28 studies with measures assessing specific clinical aspects of mental imagery (Table 3).
ANTHONY TOMMASINI Directing an opera, especially this one, invited Kentridge to go crazy and fill the stage with animated imagery, very arresting animated imagery — a little too arresting for me.
Mr. Kentridge, a major visual artist from South Africa, filled the stage with surreal imagery and his trademark animated videos, and sometimes the production seemed busy.
