Definition of stage effect in English:

stage effect

noun

An effect produced by the lighting, sound, or scenery in a play, film, etc.
Broadway-style shows with epic themes and elaborate stage effects
Example sentencesExamples
- Produced by the Royal Shakespeare Company the play is dramatic and full of marvellous stage effects, including a giant film screen.
- Technical genius in the set coupled with strength of physique and movement in the dancers present an ensemble of emotive stage effects.
- Most pantomimes include stage effects such as thunder and lightning, musical crescendos and great smoke-screens.
- The play is enhanced with multi-media stage effects including a big screen at the back, a telephone and a TV set.
- To achieve a good stage effect, the audience will be allowed in the theatre only 10 minutes before the show, and latecomers won't be admitted.
- Designer Cameron Lawrence opted for a very simple stage design, just a stepped black stage, the only stage effect being that the black curtain at the back could be opened to reveal a white wall.
- His love of the stage effect, the precious pun, and the hard end-rhyme sometimes leads to spectacular results, but more often leads to poems and translations that simply make one wince.
- An artificial lake built into the stage for the show is one of the production's special stage effects.
- Visconti makes sure to dwell on Wagner's plans for the Bayreuth opera house with its phantasmagoric stage effects and its sunken orchestra, which media-theorists have habitually called proto-cinematic.
- In opera, a portion of a tragédie lyrique or opéra-ballet composed mainly of songs and dances and accompanied by spectacular stage effects, often having little connection with the main plot.
- Tuckett has put together these mixed theatre pieces before - his Wind in the Willows similarly sneaked a small band, clever stage effects, dancers, singers and a narrator into a popular Linbury production, which charmed audiences.
- Teizan VII was famous for the way he made use of masks, wigs, and lighting to achieve his spooky stage effects.
- There are no dramatic stage effects or lighting, instead it depends simply on the juxtaposition of these experiences.
- They have any amount of costumes and the stage effects are marvellously good considering the conditions.
- Of course, minimal costumes and scenery inevitably forfeit not only comic stage effects but also basic clarity.
- With amazing music, stage effects, singing and dancing, this show is filled with the best-loved songs from The Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables and Miss Saigon.
- The impresario William Wheatley used lavish sets and costumes imported from Europe and the innovative stage effects included calcine lights and sophisticated machinery.
- Hutch says, ‘This is a great opportunity to learn more about fireworks and stage effects.’
- ‘The area of focus is stage effect, which would give more light-and-sound effect to the show,’ she said.
- With fantastic stage effects and stunning costumes Complete Madness get the audience up on their feet dancing, so get ready for a string of hits including Baggy Trousers, House of Fun and Driving in My Car.

Definition of stage effect in US English:

stage effect

noun

An effect produced by the lighting, sound, or scenery in a play, movie, etc.
Broadway-style shows with epic themes and elaborate stage effects
Example sentencesExamples
- Visconti makes sure to dwell on Wagner's plans for the Bayreuth opera house with its phantasmagoric stage effects and its sunken orchestra, which media-theorists have habitually called proto-cinematic.
- There are no dramatic stage effects or lighting, instead it depends simply on the juxtaposition of these experiences.
- Teizan VII was famous for the way he made use of masks, wigs, and lighting to achieve his spooky stage effects.
- The impresario William Wheatley used lavish sets and costumes imported from Europe and the innovative stage effects included calcine lights and sophisticated machinery.
- In opera, a portion of a tragédie lyrique or opéra-ballet composed mainly of songs and dances and accompanied by spectacular stage effects, often having little connection with the main plot.
- Of course, minimal costumes and scenery inevitably forfeit not only comic stage effects but also basic clarity.
- Designer Cameron Lawrence opted for a very simple stage design, just a stepped black stage, the only stage effect being that the black curtain at the back could be opened to reveal a white wall.
- Technical genius in the set coupled with strength of physique and movement in the dancers present an ensemble of emotive stage effects.
- An artificial lake built into the stage for the show is one of the production's special stage effects.
- ‘The area of focus is stage effect, which would give more light-and-sound effect to the show,’ she said.
- His love of the stage effect, the precious pun, and the hard end-rhyme sometimes leads to spectacular results, but more often leads to poems and translations that simply make one wince.
- With amazing music, stage effects, singing and dancing, this show is filled with the best-loved songs from The Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables and Miss Saigon.
- Produced by the Royal Shakespeare Company the play is dramatic and full of marvellous stage effects, including a giant film screen.
- With fantastic stage effects and stunning costumes Complete Madness get the audience up on their feet dancing, so get ready for a string of hits including Baggy Trousers, House of Fun and Driving in My Car.
- Tuckett has put together these mixed theatre pieces before - his Wind in the Willows similarly sneaked a small band, clever stage effects, dancers, singers and a narrator into a popular Linbury production, which charmed audiences.
- To achieve a good stage effect, the audience will be allowed in the theatre only 10 minutes before the show, and latecomers won't be admitted.
- Hutch says, ‘This is a great opportunity to learn more about fireworks and stage effects.’
- The play is enhanced with multi-media stage effects including a big screen at the back, a telephone and a TV set.
- Most pantomimes include stage effects such as thunder and lightning, musical crescendos and great smoke-screens.
- They have any amount of costumes and the stage effects are marvellously good considering the conditions.

单词	stage effect
释义	Definition of stage effect in English: stage effect noun An effect produced by the lighting, sound, or scenery in a play, film, etc. Broadway-style shows with epic themes and elaborate stage effects Example sentencesExamples Produced by the Royal Shakespeare Company the play is dramatic and full of marvellous stage effects, including a giant film screen. Technical genius in the set coupled with strength of physique and movement in the dancers present an ensemble of emotive stage effects. Most pantomimes include stage effects such as thunder and lightning, musical crescendos and great smoke-screens. The play is enhanced with multi-media stage effects including a big screen at the back, a telephone and a TV set. To achieve a good stage effect, the audience will be allowed in the theatre only 10 minutes before the show, and latecomers won't be admitted. Designer Cameron Lawrence opted for a very simple stage design, just a stepped black stage, the only stage effect being that the black curtain at the back could be opened to reveal a white wall. His love of the stage effect, the precious pun, and the hard end-rhyme sometimes leads to spectacular results, but more often leads to poems and translations that simply make one wince. An artificial lake built into the stage for the show is one of the production's special stage effects. Visconti makes sure to dwell on Wagner's plans for the Bayreuth opera house with its phantasmagoric stage effects and its sunken orchestra, which media-theorists have habitually called proto-cinematic. In opera, a portion of a tragédie lyrique or opéra-ballet composed mainly of songs and dances and accompanied by spectacular stage effects, often having little connection with the main plot. Tuckett has put together these mixed theatre pieces before - his Wind in the Willows similarly sneaked a small band, clever stage effects, dancers, singers and a narrator into a popular Linbury production, which charmed audiences. Teizan VII was famous for the way he made use of masks, wigs, and lighting to achieve his spooky stage effects. There are no dramatic stage effects or lighting, instead it depends simply on the juxtaposition of these experiences. They have any amount of costumes and the stage effects are marvellously good considering the conditions. Of course, minimal costumes and scenery inevitably forfeit not only comic stage effects but also basic clarity. With amazing music, stage effects, singing and dancing, this show is filled with the best-loved songs from The Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables and Miss Saigon. The impresario William Wheatley used lavish sets and costumes imported from Europe and the innovative stage effects included calcine lights and sophisticated machinery. Hutch says, ‘This is a great opportunity to learn more about fireworks and stage effects.’ ‘The area of focus is stage effect, which would give more light-and-sound effect to the show,’ she said. With fantastic stage effects and stunning costumes Complete Madness get the audience up on their feet dancing, so get ready for a string of hits including Baggy Trousers, House of Fun and Driving in My Car. Definition of stage effect in US English: stage effect noun An effect produced by the lighting, sound, or scenery in a play, movie, etc. Broadway-style shows with epic themes and elaborate stage effects Example sentencesExamples Visconti makes sure to dwell on Wagner's plans for the Bayreuth opera house with its phantasmagoric stage effects and its sunken orchestra, which media-theorists have habitually called proto-cinematic. There are no dramatic stage effects or lighting, instead it depends simply on the juxtaposition of these experiences. Teizan VII was famous for the way he made use of masks, wigs, and lighting to achieve his spooky stage effects. The impresario William Wheatley used lavish sets and costumes imported from Europe and the innovative stage effects included calcine lights and sophisticated machinery. In opera, a portion of a tragédie lyrique or opéra-ballet composed mainly of songs and dances and accompanied by spectacular stage effects, often having little connection with the main plot. Of course, minimal costumes and scenery inevitably forfeit not only comic stage effects but also basic clarity. Designer Cameron Lawrence opted for a very simple stage design, just a stepped black stage, the only stage effect being that the black curtain at the back could be opened to reveal a white wall. Technical genius in the set coupled with strength of physique and movement in the dancers present an ensemble of emotive stage effects. An artificial lake built into the stage for the show is one of the production's special stage effects. ‘The area of focus is stage effect, which would give more light-and-sound effect to the show,’ she said. His love of the stage effect, the precious pun, and the hard end-rhyme sometimes leads to spectacular results, but more often leads to poems and translations that simply make one wince. With amazing music, stage effects, singing and dancing, this show is filled with the best-loved songs from The Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables and Miss Saigon. Produced by the Royal Shakespeare Company the play is dramatic and full of marvellous stage effects, including a giant film screen. With fantastic stage effects and stunning costumes Complete Madness get the audience up on their feet dancing, so get ready for a string of hits including Baggy Trousers, House of Fun and Driving in My Car. Tuckett has put together these mixed theatre pieces before - his Wind in the Willows similarly sneaked a small band, clever stage effects, dancers, singers and a narrator into a popular Linbury production, which charmed audiences. To achieve a good stage effect, the audience will be allowed in the theatre only 10 minutes before the show, and latecomers won't be admitted. Hutch says, ‘This is a great opportunity to learn more about fireworks and stage effects.’ The play is enhanced with multi-media stage effects including a big screen at the back, a telephone and a TV set. Most pantomimes include stage effects such as thunder and lightning, musical crescendos and great smoke-screens. They have any amount of costumes and the stage effects are marvellously good considering the conditions.
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