Sentence examples for straightforward stage from inspiring English sources

"So the original goal here was to just put together a straightforward stage adaptation of Disney's Aladdin.

And then what was supposed to have been this simple, straightforward stage adaptation of the animated Aladdin suddenly became this whole other thing".

"It was a relatively straightforward stage," said Wiggins, who has held the race lead for a week since winning the stage-2 time trial.

Midway through Major Lazer's set at the Corona Capital festival in Mexico City, he is zipped up into a giant plastic bubble that is then propelled out and over a sea of hands, scrabbling to stay upright, and failing; later, shirt off, he elects for a more straightforward stage-dive, and is lucky to escape unbloodied.

These are very rare though and for most people there will be three straightforward stages.

Take away the 3-D, and this is a straightforward filming of Ms. Zambello's straightforward staging of Bizet's opera.

And Neil Pepe's straightforward staging never quite makes sense of the play's shifts between barbed dialogues and self-explanatory soliloquies (2 00).

The theater's black-box space provides a perfectly good setting for the low-tech, straightforward staging of "Time Step," which completed a four-day run Sunday.

And while the ensemble members bring an engaging sincerity to their roles, Emily Mann's straightforward staging does not show off Mr. Cruz's sometimes clumsy lyricism to its best advantage.

But while there's warmth and sincerity in the performances, especially those of Jimmy Smits and Daphne Rubin-Vega as adulterous lovers, Emily Mann's straightforward staging does not show off Mr. Cruz's sometimes clumsy lyricism to its best advantage.

Mr. Kokkos's straightforward staging rightly preserves a sense of ambiguity on this issue, as Becket in his sermon links Christmas to the celebration (on the very next day of the church calendar) of the first martyr, St. Stephen; later, he forbids his priests from closing the cathedral doors to the assassins, saying that the church must be kept open to all.