Examples of using Stage sets in English and their translations into Russian
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It also included architecture, stage sets and furniture design.
And also especially for the event were designed and fabricated various stage sets.
Méliès wrote scripts himself, developed stage sets and elaborated mise-en-scenes.
His inseperable company, his war banner,set loose and won on the stage sets.
He did not forget his home city Łódź- he designed the stage sets and costumes for the Łódź-based Bi Ba Bo cabaret.
These were something like ordinary minibuses that had their rear part separated andturned into a cargo compartment for stage sets.
The Museum entrance area has been design as a visual reference to the stage sets created by the designers who had worked with Rimsky-Korsakov operas.
These were something like ordinary minibuses that had their rear part separated andturned into a cargo compartment for stage sets.
Coherence and combination of all expressive means: stage sets, beautiful plots, good dramaturgy, acting, live orchestral music, dances.
This was exactly how Fyodor Kommissarzhevsky staged it shortly beforethe 1917 Russian Revolution: little lanterns, stylized stage sets and magnificent Chinese costumes.
Several years later Anisfeld undertook his first work for the theater, creating the stage sets for Hugo von Hofmannsthal's Marriage of Zobeide, at Kommissarzhevskaya's theater, with Meyerhold directing.
She was a visual artist and met her future husband, Carl Reiner,while she was working in the Catskills, designing stage sets for hotel shows.
When designing for Princess Turandot,the set designer Ignaty Nivinsky used his own stage sets for Erik XIV as a model: he came up with a deformed, sloped stage broken into small areas and featuring a"sharp" wooden column in the middle, gym trapeze and rings, stairs and balconies.
David Hockney perceives music as color, shape, and configuration anduses these perceptions when painting opera stage sets though not while creating his other artworks.
It would be much later, almost two decades after the end of the Second World War, under Minister of Culture Yekaterina Furtseva, that the so-called"Furtseva's buses" appeared; these were something like ordinary minibuses that had their rear part separated andturned into a cargo compartment for stage sets.
The Fomenko Workshop has taken the most unusual and difficult novel of the 20th century anddecomposed it into separate voices, threading them through the delicate revolving stage sets, painting with bright theatrical strokes.
In addition, he was a painter(mostly small canvases in oil) and a man of the theater: he wrote, directed and acted in plays(mostly Carnival satires),for which he designed stage sets and theatrical machinery.
Every corner is a ready-made stage set.
However, she later added, that because of the stage set, the possibility is less likely.
In Giotto's fresco, the building is like a stage set with one side open to the viewer.
Appearing like a stage set across the water from the Piazzetta, the little island of San Giorgio Maggiore has been captured on canvas countless times.
Worked with Igor Stravinsky and Vaslav Nizhinsky on the ballet"Rite of Spring" libretto, stage set, and costume design.
After a tour of the capital's main street,everyone is herded over to a pseudo-historical toy-like stage set for shopping.
Although this is one ofthe most common methods, the result can look rather flat(like a stage set) as each layer within the image is actually flat.
Volumes are hardly traceable,depictions resemble a drawing, a stage set, or even a poster, with its dry and concrete language.
With its stylised mountain ranges the shop provokes associations to mountains andwide open spaces without degenerating into stage setting.
We are ready to protect the interests of our clients from any stage of the arbitration process at all subsequent stages, setting the main task of maximum satisfaction of your interests.
Shot from a single point of view on a stage set, the intention of Sherlock Holmes Baffled was probably to act as a showcase for basic film trickery and film editing effects, particularly the stop trick first developed four years earlier in 1896 by French director Georges Méliès.
Each of the groups presents a performance representative of their country's contemporary dance trends, and is required to perform something different, whether it's a unique choreography ora show based around innovative stage set.
For the purpose of planning the development of these services, municipalities prepare water supply andwastewater management infrastructure development plans broken down to stages, setting implementation deadlines, and giving estimates of the required investment.