Sentence examples for wood stage from inspiring English sources

He stood at the dark lectern in the center of the wood stage with steps on three sides.

He and Moiseiwitsch designed a natural wood stage that allowed an intimacy between actors and audience, while encouraging a swift anti-illusionist style.

Just inside the Sherman Avenue Community Garden, the finishing touches are being put on the impromptu wood stage that has just gone up.

She is required not so much to act as to embody beauty, sailing across the dark wood stage – one of many figures gathered in white cloth like fabric pillars – looking graceful and enclosed.

The wood stage has been reconstructed, and exiting from the backstage dressing area, with columns towering above, we had a bird's-eye view of the modern city and far-off mountains, apart from the snap-happy Russian tourists doing supermodel thrusts below the statues.

Wired for television as well as radio and video streaming, the Greene Space has a Fazioli piano freshly delivered from Sicily; projection screens that drop down over an undulating blond wood wall; a reconfigurable wood stage and seating for about 125; programmable LED lighting; and robotic cameras that travel up and down strategically placed posts.

On the day that Case died the women in Yarl's Wood staged a sit-down protest in the corridor and refused to attend roll call or to eat lunch or dinner.

Though we are still at the touch-wood stage, it is no longer far-fetched to envision a horizon where many more of us will push through the diseases that now get us in our 60s, 70s and 80s — so that we can enjoy healthy and productive lives for much longer (at least until dementia or something else gets us).

The empty, sanded-wood stage, with its black piping and visible banks of lights, melts away under the power of imagination.

Keeping things super gay, the buffet of Horse Meat Disco continued into Saturday as the quartet took over the newly minted Woods stage for four hours straight.

The award for best musical revival went to Stephen Sondheim's Into The Woods, staged by the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre.