In the afternoons it was drama, and I remember we were taught that there was a correct and an incorrect way of executing the most detailed stage business.
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The Duke believed that a lifelike reality was achieved on stage through a careful study of the play and showing this in stage movement, composition and stage business.
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One expects heavy metal to be played by crotch-thrusting instrument-wreckers, but Apocalyptica's only stage business is to bow politely and like all cello players they embrace their instruments intimately.
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For the screenplay, Mitchell went through various rewrites of old " Hedwig " scripts, looking at jokes and bits of stage business that might appear better if shown visually.
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The tension is lessened somewhat by rebel readiness to start handing in the last of the weapons they are willing to surrender even before parliament completed its second-stage business.
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Wall Street in general has become less receptive to the kind of companies that most incubators are nurturing _ early-stage businesses with big ideas but no products or profits.
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Only after that bit of stage business _ new this year _ is the celebrated E-flat sounded, deep and sustained in the orchestra, marking the formal start of the cycle.
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He said the venture capital-private equity fund will be " balanced, " meaning that it invests in startups and early-stage companies as well as later-stage businesses and buyouts of companies.
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The sound management was indeed an interesting conglomeration : the main stage business unamplified with supertitles, the Ballad Singer and the various offstage voices using microphones and no other intervention.
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The most distinctive face, perhaps, belonged to the spectacularly homely Maurice Gosfield, who, despite an inability to remember lines or perform the most perfunctory stage business, became the hilarious Pvt.
