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Proscenium in sentence

16 examples of Proscenium in a sentence

And the nice thing about introducing columns is they give you a kind of sense of proscenium from wherever you sit, and create intimacy.
Most halls come straight down into a proscenium.
And what it entails is the use of resin, of this very thick resin with a veneer of the same kind of wood that's used throughout the hall, in a kind of seamless continuity that wraps the hall in light, like a belt of light: rather than separating, like a proscenium would separate the audience from performers, it connects audience with players.
So they in the morning will do something in arena, then they'll do something in proscenium and so forth.
And at the push of a button, it allows the artistic director to move between proscenium, thrust, and in fact, arena and traverse and flat floor, in a very quick transfiguration.
The proscenium line can also disappear.
When you're on Broadway, you cannot tear the proscenium down.
That meant that they were able to perform, as long as they had labor they were able to go between proscenium, thrust, flat floor, arena, traverse, you name it.
You notice that there is no proscenium, the balconies have been raised up, there are no seats, the floor in the auditorium is flat.
There you see it's the side balconies for the proscenium.
Here you see the chairs being spun around to go from proscenium or end stage to thrust configuration.
The proscenium, also.
As far as we know this is the first building in the world in which the proscenium can entirely fly out of the space.
The proscenium can fly.
But his performance is aimed for a large proscenium theater.
This film is a Western, but combines a number of strange bedfellows - the romantic comedies of Hawks (two men fight over a woman treated as a slave); melodrama (the film is brilliant at visualising the limited options open to Rachel, from the proscenium curtains looking out at a world she has no freedom in and the metronome ticking away her life, to the overall claustrophobic setting (a small farm) and limited dramatis personae), and even psychological thriller (like REBECCA, Rachel is a second wife living in the shadow of a perfect predecessor; both films share a cathartic conflagration).