Sentence examples for stage vision from inspiring English sources

On telly: Doctor Foster; on stage: vision and verse in King Charles III.

But even if you are uninformed, you will be struck -- and held -- by the purity of this stage vision.

At the buying stage, vision was the most important modality, followed by taste.

These alterations occur in the early stage of DR. In this stage, vision loss is mainly caused by macular edema as the consequence of increased BRB permeability.

Both show how Bausch, even at the beginning of her career, was able to combine movement of shocking visceral intensity with stage visions of often hallucinogenic strangeness.

But for the past two decades he has been virtually ignored in his native America.He is, above all, a designer, a maker of unique stage visions.

For eight years now, he's put together a bit of inspired madness called the Under the Radar Festival, which runs from January 4th through January 15th, and brings together a number of theatre artists from around the world whose stage visions are like no other.

That's why a brilliant director, such as Elizabeth LeCompte with House/Lights or Robert Wilson with Four Saints in Three Acts (which I've only seen on video, alas) can use the text as a template to create remarkable and original stage visions.

He has a two-stage vision: for the next 30 to 40 years, Jews and Palestinians should continue to expand their communities in the West Bank, "with the kind of interaction that is minimal but allows people to live well".

Then Ann Romney took the stage, a vision in red.

"GODSPELL," the 1971 musical about Jesus and his apostles, brings to the stage a vision of spirituality so earnest that it can veer perilously close to self-parody.