They come up on stage, form a group, wave, and are applauded.
These were of the end stage, rather than of the thrust stage, form.
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Stage lighting, as opposed to mere stage illumination, became raised to the status of an art form and revolutionized stage decoration, stage design, and stage form in that order.
"Operas in general," the critic Marcel Prawy wrote, "can only be properly enjoyed when audience, orchestra and stage form a compact community".
But throughout much of the form's history, proscenium stages have been fitted with "aprons" or "fore-stages" that carry the stage through the arch into the house and thus make it a variation on the end stage form.
There is also a generous annual travel allowance enabling fellows to showcase their developments on the global stage, form a global network of industry peers, and bring the best of the world's expertise back to Britain.
Three large dark-tinted plastic panels, one staggered behind another toward one side of the stage, form a screen of sorts that individual dancers move in front of and behind at various times during the 45-minute piece.
"In a musical, a lot of the people on stage form the chorus - they're moving as one body.
