Sentence examples for stage stand from inspiring English sources

At the corner of the stage stand BURLEY and her ex, UKWELL ROACH.

Actors not on stage stand at the side, looking on; between scenes they muscle into the changes in character, shifting props around with chivalry, neatness or brutish swagger.

The theater company said in a news release that the play would mix drama and burlesque sketches to provide "the portrait of a homosexual man, living and working in the secretive and dangerous gay world of 1930s New York, whose outrageous antics on the burlesque stage stand in marked contrast to his messy offstage life".

Since much of Sher's staging requires the performers to sing what they're supposedly typing online, they merely march themselves down stage, stand there stiffly and let fly.

"He also reiterated that we are at a pivotal time in the negotiations and while these issues have decades of history behind them, neither party should let tough political decisions at this stage stand in the way of a lasting peace," the official added, describing Sunday's talks as "frank and productive".

When he flies at the stage, stand still.

WEST ORANGE Luna Stage Stand-Up Comedy Night, up-and-coming comedians.

You almost wonder why we stage stand-up any other way; it works so well, up-close and intimate, stripped bare, with the lights out.

WEST ORANGE Luna Stage "Stand-Up Comedy Night," featuring up-and-coming comics from the metropolitan area seen on MTV, NBC, Comedy Central and in comedy clubs across the country.

Ms. Page is the best among a large cast that as a whole isn't up to the comic timing that Mr. Reed's script demands, and Rome Neal, the director, seems handcuffed by the Nuyorican's small stage; stand-and-declaim deliveries are the norm here.

The good news is that only one stage stands between him and his first Tour victory.