Sentences with phrase «of stagecraft»

But the final sequence of Jesus» crucifix rising into the air to be surrounded by a larger crucifix of light was a breathtaking bit of stagecraft that blended the theater and concert aspects of the show perfectly.

The latest is an exciting piece of stagecraft at the Lyric Opera of Chicago.

The history of a people does not obey the laws of stagecraft.

Last week, in what was surely an act of stagecraft, Putin threw a nationally televised fit upon learning (or appearing to learn) that the ski jumping center would cost more than six times its budgeted $ 40 million.

For days now, there has been reports of an incident that occurred at the S Concert held at the Accra Sports Stadium over the weekend where Shatta Wale was captured on video giving his bodyguard a hefty slap but now Shatta Wale has come out to state that the slap he gave his bodyguard had been rehearsed for more than one month and its part of its stagecraft.

Johnson is not a great actor, exactly, but his tenure as a WWE superstar taught him a degree of stagecraft that has survived and thrived in its transition to the big screen.

The co-stars spoke of Eliza, Higgins and the Time's Up movement in the latest episode of Stagecraft, Variety «s theater podcast.

«You don't have to read it in front of all these people...» She paused, master of stagecraft that she is.

It's entirely wordless, and yet expresses one of the most striking and beguiling short stories a game has told in recent memory, all entirely through the language of stagecraft and interactivity.

A celebrated jazz pianist - composer, he's known for pushing traditional notions of stagecraft to expose the theatrical associations between art and music.

«BIPED,» co-commissioned by Cal Performances and set to a new score by Gavin Bryars, emerged Friday night as both a beautiful new dance and a major development in the art of stagecraft.

A Billion Nights on Earth, a new visual theater work for children by theater artist Thaddeus Phillips (2002), was featured in The Philadelphia Inquirer, WHYY, and Broad Street Review, which wrote: «Thaddeus Phillips, that wizard of stagecraft, has done it again.»

Molzan stands out for her love of stagecraft, a certain kind of illusionism that isn't about picture - making but rather about things and events not always being not what they appear.

The pair managed to entirely avoid one another while speaking just minutes apart at the same event Thursday morning, in a bit of stagecraft that would make a magician envious.

So I was ready to evaluate the play not just as a piece of stagecraft but for its cinematic potential, too.