Sentence examples for stage installation from inspiring English sources
Typical of Brink Productions' immersive theatre experience, the play, set in the fictional suburb of Barranugli, unfolds in an atypical stage installation resembling a cemetery.
Accompanied by the pianist Magda Amara, he performs four Beethoven violin sonatas (including the "Kreutzer," Op. 47) within a video and stage installation by the artist Clifford Ross, who has long looked to the power of moving water for inspiration.
Next to the bar is Mr. Ken Farmer's first stage installation, which features two dancers twerking in their respective cages.
The mind-blowing performance translates sounds into visualizations that then get projection-mapped on an incredible stage installation.
A Two-Stage Installation A cochlear implant is installed in two stages.
What you are first struck with in this specially staged installation is a scenario of pure sculptural charm.
In their release, U2's publicists said that the staging installation for the band's tour requires up to two days to disassemble, and that the new time for the game made that process "logistically impossible".
But for his free recital tonight (repeated on Sunday afternoon) at the Austrian Cultural Forum, Mr. Holzmair has invited Philipp Harnoncourt to devise a staged installation with lights and video projections to create a atmospheric backdrop for a dramatic performance of Schoenberg's Expressionistic song cycle "The Book of the Hanging Garden".
Les Rencontres d'Arles, France The most-talked about show at the Arles photography festival was this radically staged installation, which presented Doyle's vivid Dublin street portraits in a maze-like room complete with abstract drawings and a suitably ambient electronic soundtrack.
Over the summer, the school yard stages installations, performances and parties on weekends.
The city has a number of temporary public artwork exhibitions, such as Van Gogh's Ear, a giant, upright swimming pool which was located in Rockefeller Center and made possible by the Public Art Fund, a not-for-profit group that stages installations around the city.
