"stunning stage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is attractive, beautiful, or impressive. For example, "The city lit up with a stunning stage of lights for the holiday celebration."
He rebuilt his career with stunning stage work: in David Henry Hwang's "M.
But yesterday their veteran Simon Gerrans put his team's tumultous start behind them with a stunning stage victory at Calvi.
Slate floors, concrete walls and floor-to-ceiling windows provide a stunning stage that looks down on the city.
It's a stunning stage image, like something out of a Robert Wilson production, translating nature into sleek technology.
Although she possessed a weak stage voice at this point in her career, her stunning stage presence and beauty were impossible to ignore, and in 1935 she was signed to a contract by movie mogul Alexander Korda.
Herheim's Parsifal, which brought the work, the composer, the Bayreuth festival and the history of modern Germany together in a series of stunning stage images, catapulted him to international fame.
In Nancy Medina's taut, stunning staging of Ellams' words the epic is revealed to be much smaller.
The visually stunning staging of Satyagraha included vast puppets, but this time, he says, "as the way people move is at the core of animation, there is a very strong dance and choreography element, rather than puppetry.
The visually stunning staging of Satyagraha included vast puppets, but this time, he says, "as the way people move is at the core of animation, there is a very strong dance and choreography element, rather than puppetry.
Ibsen's enormous double-drama has had to bide its time: written between 1868 and 1873, it is only now receiving its British stage premiere, in Jonathan Kent's stunning staging of Ben Power's skilfully edited three-and-a-half-hour version.
Click here to see Bowie and Dietrich in Just a Gigolo All of this found its way into the stunning staging Bowie chose for the US TV appearance where he performed The Man Who Sold the World with German singer Klaus Nomi at his side, both of them in Bauhaus-influenced costumes.
