Sentence examples for working on the stage from inspiring English sources

We split into five different groups, only one was working on the stage.

Featuring artists working on the stage, page and screen, the events are linked by their exploration of storytelling in the digital age.

I'm not saying that working on the stage is necessarily any harder – a film can be more grueling – but with a play, you can't drop the ball.

In 1953 Mr. Granger took the unusual step of buying his way out of the remaining two years of his contract with Goldwyn, freeing him to chase his increasingly insistent dream of working on the stage.

In his senior year at Columbia, while directing a university production of Ben Jonson's sprawling epic "Bartholomew Fair," Kushner had become friends with Kimberly Flynn, a Barnard psychology major from New Orleans, who was working on the stage crew.

Her mother encouraged her artistic flair, and although her father, a businessman, was opposed to her working on the stage, she began dancing in an Isadora Duncan-like free style at the age of 16 and soon found work — and considerable recognition — in Berlin theaters.

Generally, you'll be working on the "staging" server.

"I may do a picture now and then," he said on one occasion, "but mostly I intend to work on the stage".

I worked on this with the director Garry Hynes and the actor Marie Mullen, reducing my original text to about one third of its length so that it would work on the stage.

He's off to London to work on the stage adaptation of the Kevin Costner-Whitney Houston opus "The Bodyguard".

It's off to London to work on the stage adaptation of the Kevin Costner-Whitney Houston opus "The Bodyguard".