Sentence examples for stage techniques from inspiring English sources

It also employed then innovative stage techniques, such as stream-of-consciousness soliloquies and asides.

"Robert will be using a palette of contemporary stage techniques, but his intention is to tell the story straight," Mr. Gelb said.

In "Dog Play," her first piece, a ten-minute exercise assigned by her teacher, the playwright Paula Vogel, Ruhl synthesized Kabuki stage techniques with a suburban American environment to evoke her grief over her father's death.

The tics with which she invested Edith — the shuffling walk, the zinger delivered without realizing its zinginess — are stage techniques translated expertly to television, delivered with the comic timing and commitment of a theatrical performance.

It took more than two years for "Our Town" to reach Broadway, but it was a triumph when it finally did, its immediate impact stemming from its unusual stage techniques: the figure of the Stage Manager speaking directly to the audience, explaining, philosophizing; the stripped-down, practically bare stage.

The Metropolitan Look-In begins with a technical tour of the stage area, which includes demonstrations pf various stage techniques, continues with a survey of the various operatic voices, and ends with two staged excerpts - the triumphal scene from "Aida" and a slapstick shaving scene from "The Barber of Seville Writer describes a Look-In rehearsal directed by Danny Kaye.

Soon the discussion turned from stage technique to waitressing, a job Ms. Turner once held.

To attend "The History Boys" is to undertake an education in the range and depth of current British stage technique.

Wilson has the more commanding stage technique while the approach of Gyllenhaal is more halting and affectionate.

A brilliant performer, he went on to translate his insight and approach to performance into a truly valid and usable stage technique which influenced countless numbers of students.

It seemed to me that the best way to make students aware of stage technique was to give them something new to dance.