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Definition of stage-struck in English: stage-struckadjective Having a passionate desire to become an actor. 渴望当演员的 the stage-struck youth promised himself that one day his name would be on the theatre's billboard Example sentencesExamples - By the time he graduated from high school he'd met the equally stage-struck Jeff Perry and Terry Kinney and together they formed Steppenwolf.
- She is flat-out awesome as murderess and stage-struck wannabe, Roxie Hart.
- But 42nd Street, which won the Tony for best musical revival, is less interested in personalities and plot twists than in the condition of being stage-struck.
- He left school at 10 to work in his father's solicitor's practice, but, stage-struck from youth, became an actor, and was noticed by H. Irving who later produced some of his plays.
- Born in Omaha, Nebraska, Brando was the son of a prosperous businessman and a sensitive, stage-struck mother, who was an amateur actress.
- But it is the minor characters who come off best: especially Paul Rider as the wild-eyed surgeon and John Guerrasio as the stage-struck cop.
- Chris Blackie is spot-on as one of the stage-struck gangsters, and Neil Whittaker good in a cameo role.
- A stage-struck Cross Hills girl helped take elderly people back to the ‘good old days’ in a professional production.
- In addition stage-struck volunteers will work in many other areas of the production, such as stage management, prop making, building and painting the set, or in the more technical areas of sound and lighting.
- Obviously, at some point in his life Shakespeare fell in love with the language, the acting, the exhilaration of the theater; in a phrase, he became stage-struck.
- Theatre was much funnier in those days and (like the equally stage-struck Dickens) Bainbridge the novelist can't resist the essential absurdity of people pretending not to be themselves eight times a week.
- Her comedy, one of the most-produced new plays in North America, has a stage-struck bumpkin named Will Shakespeare claiming credit for the scribblings of noblemen.
Definition of stage-struck in US English: stage-struckadjectiveˈsteɪdʒˌstrəkˈstājˌstrək Having a passionate desire to become an actor. 渴望当演员的 the stage-struck youth promised himself that one day his name would be on the theater's billboard Example sentencesExamples - But 42nd Street, which won the Tony for best musical revival, is less interested in personalities and plot twists than in the condition of being stage-struck.
- Obviously, at some point in his life Shakespeare fell in love with the language, the acting, the exhilaration of the theater; in a phrase, he became stage-struck.
- A stage-struck Cross Hills girl helped take elderly people back to the ‘good old days’ in a professional production.
- Theatre was much funnier in those days and (like the equally stage-struck Dickens) Bainbridge the novelist can't resist the essential absurdity of people pretending not to be themselves eight times a week.
- Chris Blackie is spot-on as one of the stage-struck gangsters, and Neil Whittaker good in a cameo role.
- But it is the minor characters who come off best: especially Paul Rider as the wild-eyed surgeon and John Guerrasio as the stage-struck cop.
- He left school at 10 to work in his father's solicitor's practice, but, stage-struck from youth, became an actor, and was noticed by H. Irving who later produced some of his plays.
- Her comedy, one of the most-produced new plays in North America, has a stage-struck bumpkin named Will Shakespeare claiming credit for the scribblings of noblemen.
- By the time he graduated from high school he'd met the equally stage-struck Jeff Perry and Terry Kinney and together they formed Steppenwolf.
- Born in Omaha, Nebraska, Brando was the son of a prosperous businessman and a sensitive, stage-struck mother, who was an amateur actress.
- In addition stage-struck volunteers will work in many other areas of the production, such as stage management, prop making, building and painting the set, or in the more technical areas of sound and lighting.
- She is flat-out awesome as murderess and stage-struck wannabe, Roxie Hart.
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