Sentence examples for stage stories from inspiring English sources

The stage stories of mid-20th-century America have largely been performed by all-white casts.

She insists that her stage stories are almost always true – apart from one about complimenting Richard Dawkins on his "Jesus sandals" – and that the audition is nearly verbatim.

In the decades bracketing the Civil War,when a maturing America began to stage stories about itself,it created two idioms that reflected exactly this unresolvedvortex.

In theatrical terms, happiness — especially the powerful and inexpressible high that artists feel when creating a world — doesn't play: conflict is the theatre's lifeblood, and it's the exploration of uncertainty and anger, fear and longing that makes most stage stories, not acceptance or contentment.

A satisfactory explanation of how consciousness is produced might seem to require a similar two stage story.

Anyway, my point is that there was definitely a desire to start thinking about different ways of staging stories and things.

It details a two-stage story, set closely within the same frame and the same place.

Well, it sounds like one: a staged story told through song and dance numbers with a legible plot, big-hearted sentiments and sometimes corny comedy.

What those 50 people saw was a touching and beautifully staged story, complete with onstage pool, about a woman slowly losing her mind as fluid builds in her brain as a result of a head injury.

"It's the one thing that theatre can offer over cinema .Increasingly, on stage, those stories are from books.

They generally stage short stories rather than plays, which would be too long with all the interruptions.