stage
- noun
- /steɪdʒ/
- After years of hard work, she finally made it to the professional stage as an actress.
- stage fright
- stage presence
- perform on stage
So yeah, what is writing stage plays taught you about dialogue?
- So yeah, what is writing stage plays taught you about dialogue?
- I get nervous on stages and I'm still like.
- Now, when my football player or actor comes off this field or stage, are they different?
- And then I started going to these like, auditions for stage schools to like, go and like train.
- You're talking about, you know, some sort of, you know, stage play.
- And for me, like there's no substitute for stage time.
- You know, I enjoy working with actors in the terms of stage.
- As far as I'm concerned, hypnosis is a tool and it's used by stage entertainers and therapists.
- My guest today, he's a celebrated actor of stage and screen who has won four Emmys.
- Teach me how to write, speak, make eye contact, work a stage.
Examples
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Each competitor will return to the stage for their individual routine.
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But soon, soon we shall grace the stage with our beautiful Princess.
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Welcome to the stage, Eugene Lee.
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So it really is my privilege to welcome to the stage our distinguished panel.
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Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage professional wrestler Hulk Hogan.
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His most enduring work is the oft-performed stage play The Rivalry, about Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas.
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The young performers were excited to showcase their talents on the stage during the talent show.
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He dreamed of one day performing on the stage in front of a cheering audience.
Synonyms
Creating and performing plays for an audience
A story performed by actors on stage
Acting a role on stage in a play or show
An activity of making and acting in plays, often at school
To write, produce, and perform plays for the theatre
Surface Forms
Etymology
Stage came from the idea of a 'place to stand', so it naturally named the place for actors and the world of theatre. That's why people talk about working 'on the stage' when they mean a career in acting.