Sentence examples for stage shoes from inspiring English sources

"I used to buy my stage shoes here," he said.

But I will be wearing my stage shoes – you know I have to shine, mud or no mud.

The company founder, Alessandro Berluti, who had been trained as a cabinetmaker, moved to Paris in 1895, following an acting troupe, and there began making stage shoes.

While still on the show, she went down in reality singing competition history with her unapologetic, Southern drawl, signature "Bobo" two-step and a stirring rendition of the "Porgy and Bess" standard "Summertime" -- sitting on the floor of the stage, shoes off!

Remember that at this stage, shoes are need more to provide protection when you are not at home than for learning to walk in at home.

In the sixth dance the group wafts back and forth across the stage, point shoes nibbling into the floor like a flock of mesmerized sea birds.

"Converse have been my staple stage shoe from pretty much the beginning of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs," says Karen O of her unusual decision to put her face and feet to the campaign (YYYs have been known to turn down corporate sponsored tours in the past because it devalued their art).

The distinguished Rob Besserer returns as Uncle Drosselmeier, and Kraig Patterson is back as the feisty cross-dressing maid (skimming the stage in point shoes, it must be noted).

Balanchine would become famous for his revolutionary subversions of classical ballet, but at the time, the choreographer's decision to put a sexy jazz-age ballerina on a Broadway stage — without point shoes — was one of his most radical moves yet.

Ms. Kistler, dimly elegant, exerts very little energy here, so that the tap of her point shoes across the stage acquires disproportionate force.

"I am not interested in sporting diamond tiaras on stage, or having my point shoes cooked and eaten by my fans," she explained to The Spectator this year.