Sentence examples for traditional stage from inspiring English sources

Traditional stage conjuring.

This is not the traditional stage Macbeth, crammed into claustrophobic interior spaces.

It wasn't a traditional stage dive, where the crowd catches you.

The house in Gentilly was closer to a traditional stage and grounded the play in everyday life.

How does working on a Robert Wilson production differ from working on a more traditional stage project?

Not that "The Compass Rose," directed by David Sullivan, would be much better on a traditional stage.

Traditional stage-based campaigning -- Frank Sinatra famously stumped for Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1944 -- is being fused to more ambitious tactics.

While Les Misérables and the noughties musicals seem to follow the traditional stage-to-screen trajectory, they are actually part of a modern, dense brand ecosystem, with the film studios investing in theatre as much as milking it for material.

The central Support Unit is typically a low budget, low staff corporate function in charge of developing guidelines and procedures to govern the innovation funnel (i.e. following a traditional stage-gate process).

Other New York festivals, like Governors Ball and Electric Zoo, have found success with the traditional stage-in-a-muddy-field approach, fencing off a portion of Randalls Island, putting in beer vendors, food stands and dozens of port-a-potties and charging a steep admission for a slate of big-name acts.

We could be watching a traditional staging of the opera.