Sentence examples for uses of stage from inspiring English sources

At each performance its surprising uses of stage space and self-contradictory upper-lower body-language become more absorbing.

He can give wings to an important individual dancer; his pas de deux can be occasions for real drama; his uses of stage geometries and light can be potent.

Brutal acts of violence abound in "... A," as does the use of stage blood.

Like Mr. Morris's Stravinsky "Candleflowerdance" (2005), "Excursions" makes use of stage space both particular and peculiar.

But a silvery chill blows through these romances, a deliberate and, at times, brazen use of stage artifice.

"You have to learn floor exercises, somersaults and use of stage weapons.

Mr. Greenberg's dances feature expansive and lyrical movement, florid use of the arms, a facile use of rhythm and a generous use of stage space.

Since Ms. Bradbeer fails to make efficient use of stage time, one has the odd impression that it's really a movie-of-the-week she's after.

"And you also get, by another means — use of stage directions, mostly — an insight into the whole life of the person who does little but listen".

But he created the syntax of 20th-century lighting design, and the scenic principles that he espoused - getting rid of painted flats and backcloths, the expressive use of stage space and of moving scenery - have become commonplace.

In terms of patterns, arresting images, varied use of stage space, constant changes of tone and musical attentiveness, this — using 20 dancers — is remarkably skilled dance-making.