Sentence examples for stage skits from inspiring English sources

Alice calls her show "Welcome to Me," and it doesn't just star Alice, it's all about Alice: she hires actors to stage skits representing a lifetime of troubles, traumas, grudges, and kvetches, which she comments on as they unfold and chats about, on the air, with the show's director (Joan Cusack), who's in the control booth.

On March 11 , 2000 Giuliani and Clinton met face-to-face for the first time since the campaigning began, at the New York Inner Circle press dinner, an annual event in which New York politicians and the press corps stage skits, roast each other and make fun of themselves, with proceeds going to charity.

Another bloke we could do well with thanking is William Shakespeare, the noted playwright and earring aficionado, who dropped his now-infamous "All the world's a stage," skit during the course of As You Like It.

He had a stage skit that was completely done speaking in reverse.

Between the lectures, Second City, the comedy troupe based in Chicago, staged skits illustrating common traps that fame sets for its chosen vessels.

Some of the numbers are staged like skits; others are dance numbers.

Even just walking down Grassmarket or High Street can be an adventure as mimes, burlesque performers, magicians, comedians, jugglers, clowns and others, hawking their various wares by staging impromptu skits or handing out show postcards, are a constant presence.

Whether crawling up home-made sculptural towers, crashing through audiences with a puppet-theatre over his head or staging absurdist skits from the gallery ceiling – as with the towering installation he has created inside London's Barbican Centre – his performances are renowned for their extreme physicality.

Maybe stage a skit, float 100 balloons above your table, present an award to someone special?

One district staged a skit about a young couple on their honeymoon.

Several rate protesters in North Carolina staged a skit recently, with one dressed like Rich Uncle Pennybags from the Monopoly board game, outside the state regulator's office in Raleigh.