Sentence examples for wicked stage from inspiring English sources

I took pictures on the 'Wicked' stage for my wedding — it's in my wedding album".

DiDonato nailed the vicissitudes of Life Upon the Wicked Stage with unerring precision.

Finally, Rob Weinert-Kendt at the Wicked Stage blog might have the solution to the problems facing playwrights today.

As a promising actress in 1931, she married a very rich man who wanted her to give up the wicked stage in the big city.

In 1990, Ms. Dee led the song "Life Upon the Wicked Stage" in a London revival of "Show Boat," prompting Peter Kemp in The Independent to write, "Janie Dee's chipper Ellie puts zing" into even the show's "most conventional musical comedy moments".

Steve Rubel, RSS Weblog, Life on the Wicked Stage: Act 2, Error500, LockerGnome, John Battelle, Social Patterns.

The notable exception to this came in the scores of life-upon-the-wicked-stage anecdotes that were a constant part of the rehearsal process, especially whenever Mr. Mamet dropped in.

Some three decades later Mr. Price has revisited life upon the wicked-making stage, as he, Kitt Lavoie (who collaborated on the book) and Grant Sturiale (music and some of the lyrics) have created a strange and perversely pleasurable entertainment called "Kiki Baby".

Yet it's hard to avoid the impression that whenever Ms. Chenoweth leaves the stage, "Wicked" loses its wit, while its swirling pop-eretta score sheds any glimmer of originality.

As a 1950s Rockabilly pioneer, her sexy sound, her way with a guitar, her wicked moves on stage, and dark drop-dead good looks made her a genuine Elvis equivalent.

This I think is true, and I think Horniman is also, specifically, satirising English attitudes to the career of Benjamin Disraeli: his wicked antihero at one stage relaxes with a copy of Disraeli's novel Vivian Gray.