Sentence examples for stage professionals from inspiring English sources

The days are long gone when Noel Coward and Gertie Lawrence were seasoned stage professionals by their mid-teens.

"And Roseanne said, 'I can consider it, but you're going to have to double the number of supportive units.' " Common Ground brought in the Actors Fund, which among other things serves low-income stage professionals.

The council, consisting of more than 70 actors and union executives, met for more than six hours at Equity's offices in the theater district as many of its members and other stage professionals wondered whether Broadway would suffer its second work stoppage in 15 months.

Under the directorial guidance of Visconti, she acquitted herself admirably, alongside the experienced stage professionals of Visconti's company playing Helena in Uncle Vanya, proving her worth to those in the film world who still treated her as only a sex goddess.

Brave to show up at all, and then to pay homage to stage professionals who "do this for a living," added to her class act.

For all its attributes, Tooting does not have too much in the way of arts provision, so the idea was to stage professional productions in whatever spaces they could find.

Goal is to go early stage, professional investing in areas they care about, which is a wide variety of areas.

In the early stage, professional care providers collaborate with each other and with the person with dementia and their next of kin, in accordance with best practice.

For anyone familiar with the perky, manic staging professionals on HGTV, the Potters are a curious example of the breed.

Shell Brodnax, a spokeswoman for the home staging professionals association, says a recent study of West Coast homes found that 17 out of 25 staged homes sold within seven days and the rest within 30 days.

Barb Schwarz, who pioneered home staging as a broker nearly 30 years ago and is the founder of the home staging professionals group, says the popularity of home-design shows like "Trading Spaces" is partly responsible for the growing interest.