Sentence examples for too stage from inspiring English sources

By Hollywood standards, too, stage musical budgets are small — $5 million on the low end, $20 million on the high, compared with $100 million or considerably more for movies.

The standard case against Guitry, used by critics since the mid-1930s, holds that his films are too theatrical, too stage-bound in their commitment to dialogue, performance and unified settings to function as "true" cinema.

Paul Jesson is a wonderful Gloucester, though his blindness is too "stage-bloody", and the greatest scene in British drama on top of Dover cliffs – son showing father how to kill himself, then saving him – is too impure, too fussed about; Gwilym Lee's Poor Tom is far too anaemic, despite the body grime and self-laceration.

Is it all now looking too staged?

They're not documentaries -- they're too scripted, too staged".

"I felt Miliband's performance was too staged.

Cruz can command an elemental force as a speaker, but his mannerisms can also seem too staged.

Too little, too late, and always too staged, as in his third trip Friday to the Gulf of Mexico since the April 20 oil spill disaster.

In the Lyttelton, too, the stage will be much bigger than the actual audience space.

There are worse fates for a 57-year-old actress than having to deal with too much stage time.

SpaceX says that its spacesuit-design programme is at a too early stage for it to comment.