How To Use Stage left In A Sentence
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Linda C. Smith, RDT's Artistic Director, acted as presenter and narrater for the evening from a podium at rear Stage Left: Duets to Brazilian - Indian Music -- Three duets to percussion and singing, plus a finish with four dancers.
View from the Northern Border
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An unseen director appeared to be propelling her downstage left, towards her predecessor.
THE IMAGE OF LAURA
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A short foray into the spotlights, the briefest dance with immortality and then exit stage left in a body bag illuminated by a thousand camera flashlights.
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Killian and his band of vibes, percussion, sax, flute, bass, keyboards and vocalist occupied stage left.
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It looks like the Three Musketeers are slowly exiting stage left.
Times, Sunday Times
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Despicable villains insinuate themselves into the MacDonalds 'homes, and a coven of strange old hags straight from Shakespeare's Scottish play enter stage left to spin oblique prophesies.
Susan Fletcher's "Corrag," reviewed by Ron Charles
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So they moved into the stage left dressing room off of the outdoor amphitheatre.
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So they moved into the stage left dressing room off of the outdoor amphitheatre.
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She bows, turns stage left, and exits to the strains of the piano sonata.
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We get two major flashbacks while he freezes on a small platform downstage left.
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Kit Conner enters upstage left and crosses to downstage right and sits down on the table with feet on chair.
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The set of her head at downstage left and the slight angle of the jaw conveyed queenliness and deadly resolve.
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Hogs must use the motorcycle lane and must also adhere to the two-stage left turn system used for smaller bikes.
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Enter stage left Rose, hair lacquered and high, complexion artificially enhanced by creams and powders, face painted to reproduce an ideal of perfection, only hinted at in magazines.
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As Kulick would have it, Leontes collapses prone downstage left, and an attendant nonsensically tosses a bearskin over him.
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The figure in the front chair downstage left fell face downward.
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Pronto, stage left, a gent in impeccable evening attire, his face spotlit, appears.
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A door opens at stage left, and four small aoudads, delicately horned mountain sheep from North Africa, spring into the auction cage.
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They slowly moved from upstage left into the centre.
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For example, baddies can only ever enter stage left and ‘ethereals’ (ghosts, banshees and spirits) must never be touched by the ‘live’ actors.
