Sentence examples for stage rapport from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the reason is that Miss Ferri's Giselle and Mr. Baryshnikov's Albrecht do not have any genuine stage rapport in Act I.

Their stern stage rapport keeps sentimentalism in check, but there is no mistaking the deeply felt connection in their music-making.

Trenet made several films, including La Route Enchantée and Adieu, Leonard, but he was essentially a man of the stage, with a rapport with the public that never deserted him.

And the particular achievement of recent months has been an increasing rapport between stage and pit.

What remains is the immediacy of rapport between stage and auditorium: City Center remains an exciting dance house.

Rapport between stage and eight-strong band, under Sean Green's sensitive direction, is both subtle and lively – notes pling as flung beans hit the ground.

Each summer a new rep company builds on its distinctly intimate rapport between stage and auditorium for evening Shakespeares and family matinees.

The rest of the cast that night had great rapport on stage, including Sofia Fomina as Rosina and Matthew Grills as Count Almaviva, who ultimately triumphed in love and were wed in the last scene.

Architectural greasepaint creates both a bubble of illusion and a strong rapport between both stage and audience and between one part of the audience and another.

Young people who saw the same healthcare professional, who was responsive to their needs, at staged frequent intervals, developed a positive rapport.

The tool may play an important role during the early stages of assessment, history taking, and rapport building; where meaningful dialogue is an essential component of good clinical care.