Sentence examples for staging becomes from inspiring English sources

In avoiding representation, the staging becomes decorative.

As Eddie's rage grows, the staging becomes almost operatic.

Here the staging becomes more than a commentary on Siberian deprivation.

This fluid staging becomes a metaphor for an existence in endless transit: the frozen figures on rolling platforms are in limbo.

While the image of the skull, and of being brought inside Henry's head, initially seems too literal a metaphor for such an abstract piece, the cumulative effect of this staging becomes riveting.

AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE Week two of the season brings "Swan Lake," with its wondrous score, lavish sets, and dashing, purple-clad von Rothbart, who in this staging becomes a perilous rival of the melancholy prince Siegfried.

In the Opera -- the opera's second half -- the lack of staging became irrelevant.

The stage becomes the site of memory.

When the stage becomes an office: Janet Dale and Patricia Routledge in Green Forms.

The round stage becomes a hotel, a multicoloured casino, a dun desert.

Management must be prepared to dismantle current structures before the revolutionary stage becomes too turbulent.