Sentence examples for theatre lights from inspiring English sources

I was on stage with a passenger choir, full theatre lights and sound, and a giant floor-to-ceiling PowerPoint display of the service.

The room has a ceiling, so there are no overhead rigged theatre lights; the domestic lights in the sitting room light both actor and audience alike.

There is the greeter in top hat and circus-master rig, the rows of theatre lights like an early Odeon, even a smart bar with another name secluded behind a curtain.

A few — in particular, a spectacular lion suit on a four- or five-year-old boy — looked to have been sewn with care, showing a level of detailing appropriate to durable stage costumes, the sort meant for nightly scrutiny under theatre lights.

His painting Minnie Cunningham at the Old Bedford (1892), with its flare of a red dress in the flickering theatre lights, is, for instance, a work of character, sensuality and modernist edge – at his best, Sickert strives to be an English Degas.

Or a re-enactment of a miscarriage under bright theatre lights.

Experiments were also made in rhythmic movement, mechanical theatre, light theatre, and projection.

He used to be a theatre lighting designer, so should be used to bringing illumination to dark places.

Theatre lighting in this period was provided by wick-fed illuminants concealed behind the wings and proscenium arch and at the edge of the stage apron.

A theatre light on a tripod projects a shape on to the floor: a cartoonish splat, like a puddle of paint or spilt milk.

Working with Professor Martin White, the world's leading theatre lighting scholar, the Globe has convinced local fire services that the practice is entirely safe.