Sentence examples for stage patterns from inspiring English sources
Structure reigns in the ballet, a thing of carefully worked-out stage patterns, repetitions and reversals.
It is a fine introduction, too, to Ms. Brown's distinctive movement and stage patterns.
Best of all is the continual swirl of stage patterns as crisp as those fabrics.
Diagonals dominate their stage patterns when they repeatedly part and unite.
The clarity of the stage patterns comes directly from Mr. Welch's confidence in structure.
The ballet also stands out for its fascinating stage patterns and the gifts Mr. Wheeldon so typically provides his dancers.
In 1998, appealing to audiences in the tens of thousands, Mr. Gockley unveiled the Multimedia Modular Stage, patterned on the stages used by traveling rock acts.
At the foot of the stage, patterned after the one in Radio City Music Hall, two young women in flowing white robes tied with purple sashes jangled tambourines.
Nothing about them says, "Here's something I prepared earlier"; they keep changing in rhythm, stage pattern, movement ideas.
Ms. Lerman's new "Anatomies and Epidemics," a full-company piece performed to music by Alan Hovhaness, Spike Jones and Andy Teirstein, is a darkly glinting feast of movement and stage patterning that appears not to have made up its mind about which of its themes to settle on.
On the TV you'll see the "light" world of the game, with its own layout and enemies; on the GamePad screen is the "shadow" world, where further foes await in a quite different stage pattern.
