Sentence examples for whose stage is from inspiring English sources

One of the key spaces was an auditorium whose stage is connected to the communal canteen, thereby bringing together performance and life.

Emphasis is placed on the inner life of the believer, and it is on this level that the supercosmic drama (whose stage is in the universe of the sefirot, according to bookish theosophy) is played out.

The upper- and lower-body detail that Balanchine gives to the all-female corps de ballet becomes marvelously vivid in the relatively intimacy of City Center (whose stage is clearly too narrow for most aspects of this ballet).

Straddling the millennium, The Wonder House (Atlantic £12.99, pp384) is a tale of love and strife whose stage is a houseboat moored on Nagin Lake, a dramatic beauty spot framed by the Himalayas and made perilous by insurgency.

For those whose stage is beyond the scope of curative surgery, systemic chemotherapy is chosen to apply.

Dapper Laughs is a particularly modern phenomenon – a star without a show, a comedian without anything to say, an entertainer whose stage is merely his own social media accounts.

He said that after struggling for decades in a theater whose stage was designed for dancers, "we're not about to give up the amount pledged".

There was no word on when or whether Celine Dion will return to Caesars Colosseumm theater, whose stage was purpose-built for her.

For patients with a designated stage, there was no significant relationship between tumor stage and age (r = -0.002, 95%CI: -0.011 to 0.006, P = 0.59) nor was the relationship significant when patients whose stage was unknown were included (r = -0.009, 95%CI: -0.022 to 0.003, P = 0.13).

Cavalli's bittersweet tragicomedy, at once a study of the vagaries of desire and a Platonic disquisition on the nature of spiritual love, is conducted and directed by Timothy Nelson, whose staging is an attractive if occasionally unwieldy affair.

Even at that, the troika consisting of the playwright, Mr. Adamson and the director, Langdon Brown (whose staging is otherwise exemplary), hasn't been able to find a way of depicting Shaw in a manner that makes one empathize with Charlotte's romantic addiction to him.