Sentence examples for thoughtful stage from inspiring English sources
It stands to reason that later artists – from Ken Russell (in the dreadful movie Gothic) to Liz Lochhead (in the thoughtful stage play Blood and Ice) have kept gravitating back to that wet summer in Italy in 1816 when Lord Byron initiated a ghost story competition amongst his fellow-expats which resulted (or so Mary Shelley later claimed) in the waking nightmare of Frankenstein.
Writing for GameSpy, Ben Turner commented on the "excellent progression of difficulty" engendered by three distinct difficulty modes and thoughtful stage design, expounding "most levels introduce some new idea or concept to the game" and "every single level played adds to your skill".
Iron Crow Theatre Company has given the work a tense, thoughtful staging at JHU's tucked-away Swirnow Theatre, directed by Ryan Clark and designed by Heather Mork.
Vibrant yet thoughtful, its staging includes a beatboxer.
It is a pleasure to see the play given as thoughtful a staging as this one.
For me the most satisfying production was David Farr's thoughtful, elegantly staged "Winter's Tale," in which actors and roles were perfectly matched.
There is much to admire in Mr. Girard's thoughtful and intrepid staging, full of striking imagery.
Still, "there is much to admire in Mr. Girard's thoughtful and intrepid staging, full of striking imagery".
As Kepler, Martin Achrainer, wore a patchwork leather coat and walked around the stage looking thoughtful, troubled or dour.
Kristol does not single out Santorum, but rather channels the despair of the party faithful about the field of candidates: Reading the reactions of thoughtful commentators after the stage emptied, talking with conservative policy types and GOP political operatives later last evening and this morning, we know we're not alone.
"But it seems incredible to me that intelligent, thoughtful people, at this stage, continue to think as they do when what we have received from Mr. Chávez is misery, corruption, murders and a total reduction in our quality of life and so much crime.
