First he was offstage, an unseen force — the old dramatist's trick of keeping the Big Bad offstage to build his mystique.
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Though the current offstage crisis will not disappear in a hurry, the company's dancing is showing the moral ideals above and beyond any vile behavior offstage.
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Background conversations are foregrounded, a camera trails a character offstage.
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Yes. Walked as fast as I could offstage in heels?
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And when we get offstage, she's still such a caretaker.
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Garry Shandling performed at the highest level on and offstage.
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"Networking has such a negative connotation," Ms. Philipps said offstage.
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The doctor, trying to get offstage, bangs into the wing.
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The only things left to chance is the offstage drama.
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"She added, "My nerves don't really settle until I'm offstage.
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"I'm a very impetuous person, on and offstage," he said.
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Once they go offstage, they have chemistry — but it's complicated.
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But offstage, Ms. Pressley said, Ms. Cole avoided the kitchen.
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It's a train wreck in five acts, mostly unfolding offstage.
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The AP and CBS used the same "storms offstage" language.
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Extreme artifice prevails with photography and animation lurking just offstage.
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With the Mets, injuries always seem to be just offstage.
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The murder could only be described — so that early in the play Duncan is killed offstage and in the final act Macbeth, who succeeds him as king of Scotland, meets a similar fate, again offstage.
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Mr. LaBeouf's offstage persona can be as unpredictable as his art.
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Offstage, dancers Sherhan Rodriguez and Magdielle Bracoviche were in a relationship.
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Still, he draws a distinction between his on and offstage personas.
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But the biggest and most compelling Britney story was, increasingly, offstage.
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This candor doesn't immediately shine through in her persona offstage, however.
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Offstage, it was a bittersweet year for the chart-topping singer.
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She then included an iconic offstage moment straight from the film.
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Before he strolls offstage, he launches his guitar toward the heavens.
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As their mother, Connie, lies ailing offstage, Breitwisch Farm keeps running.
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Mr. Soleimanpour, who begins his role offstage, is the silent partner.
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But he gets offstage and has to wash off the mask.
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He took the score and slammed it down, and stomped offstage.
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But the shooting occurs offstage, so the suicide is not explicit.
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But the moment a female comic steps offstage, her power dissipates.
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Although there's plenty of drama, much of it takes place offstage.
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Tom Hanks and Alec Baldwin carried me offstage at the end.
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For most of the book, however, Bloomberg's personal life remains offstage.
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Even within his own investigation, Mueller takes steps to remain offstage.
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Politics, the show implies, especially democracy, is best kept safely offstage.
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Politicians can resemble automatons, mouthing the directives of some offstage Svengali.
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We've certainly had bloody noses, we've stood offstage with trash cans.
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"She was larger than life onstage and offstage," Mr. Ellis said.
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Some actors are quite big onstage but kind of small offstage.
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Reuters could not independently verify the authenticity of the offstage audio.
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That angled glass reflects a second room offstage, so that when the audience looks at the first room, he sees a composite image; the room in front of him and a reflection of the second room offstage.
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Composers do their work offstage and largely out of the public eye.
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Beyond that, Gorey's uniquely dark and fascinating work is mostly left offstage.
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She also composed the music, contributed the lyrics and played guitar offstage.
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Ben Ray Lujan leads congressional candidates offstage at the DNC last summer.
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There's this beautiful YouTube of her singing and someone offstage singing harmony.
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"He wasn't looking well, he swaggered offstage," one concertgoer, Rosemarie Dija, said.
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In the end, she crumples her papers, and the couple dash offstage.
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The dancers and choristers filed offstage dripping, their feet stained slightly red.
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"It's a job that's traditionally meant to happen offstage," my friend said.
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He had mistakenly followed Abe offstage, forgetting he was the next speaker.
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Were there real-life reference points for how Becky should sound offstage?
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In the great awakening around sexual harassment, race was politely ushered offstage.
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We get to be the person onstage who we wish were offstage.
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Briefly turning his head to gaze offstage, he said, "There's only one."
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She was carried offstage, apparently dead, her arms in a crucifixion pose.
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She has also kept the chorus offstage, to maintain the story's intimacy.
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He rarely seemed to be offstage — or to take a bad picture.
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Charlotte Marie and the Prince go offstage and sit on this sleigh.
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I never used to care much about what she was like offstage.
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When he comes offstage after four hours he feels energized, he said.
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And halfway through, the rapper was dragged offstage in a mock arrest.
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What Sophocles left offstage — the violence, the sex — Mr. Yew confidently stages.
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So the sex in this play occurs offstage —— DRIVER Except this time.
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Yeah. We came offstage at Code ... I guess I could tell it now.
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Trump got plenty of attention, because the drama offstage matched the drama onstage.
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"When he got offstage he was just like, 'Ugh,' really upset," Fadell says.
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And as the U.S. steps offstage, another global power, China, has stepped in.
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The crowd starts hooting as the camera pans to a laughing Gamble offstage.
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From offstage, she egged on right-wing Tory MPs who strongly opposed Brussels.
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But what made the night unforgettable wasn't the technical achievements on or offstage.
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Some did not understand how to move a chorus gracefully on- and offstage.
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Then the music ended, and Liz Harris stood up and quickly walked offstage.
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Coming offstage they look buoyant, flicking open beer and wine in their trailer.
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While crowds cheered for their maniac, he literally had to be helped offstage.
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The first woman was grabbed by Biden's private security guard and led offstage.
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But the cast sells the offstage drama, and the musical snippets are transporting.
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He's also a daredevil offstage, with a passion for sports cars and motorcycles.
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After I was forced offstage, something unexpected happened: Notes of support flooded in.
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In such moments, Jeselnik displays the same swagger offstage as he does on.
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Opinion In the great awakening around sexual harassment, race was politely ushered offstage.
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A fire is raging somewhere nearby; meanwhile, just offstage, a band plays jubilantly.
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There's a picture of me offstage saying to my teacher, 'What's my line?
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Other nights, she'd show up late, slurring her speech, and be booed offstage.
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Others watched the gesticulating comic until Mr. Heidecker returned and escorted him offstage.
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The mom stays offstage — when Blanche finally conks out it's from sheer exhaustion.
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Offstage he began to realize that something of Lola had remained with him.
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So all he's got to do is walk offstage and then shut up.
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He didn't walk offstage after hearing the question, as the headline and image imply.
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I walked offstage and went into the parking lot and just started throwing up.
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What they're playing onstage, they're living offstage too, the actresses in these plays say.
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The actresses' onstage relationships intensify their connection offstage, which in turns deepens their performances.
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And as we learned, that approach to dressing doesn't stop when she's offstage either.
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We're told Tyga had nothing to do with the fight, he was already offstage.
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In most cases, being booed offstage on national television is not a great look.
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In the middle of a show, he'd go offstage and come back looking different.
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You also have characters like Mary, who goes through a lot of changes offstage.
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But most popular of all were acts so bad that they were booted offstage.
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I think Jana could walk offstage, and so could Erika, but they didn't really.
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It's festival season, but the real action at Coachella this year is happening offstage.
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But then offstage we have little gatherings, little things to commemorate our time here.
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In "Ding Dong," the most dramatic event happens offstage and it involves that lasagna.
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Some he just drops, or tosses offstage when he hopes no one is looking.
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The show managers offstage can't see the information on the card, only Beatty can.
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Other nights, she came in extremely late, slurred her speech, and was booed offstage.
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Ms. Reynolds, offstage, was a gift she reserved for her daughter and family alone.
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At this point, Google could just walk onstage, say the price, and walk offstage.
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He's trying to put together a large cross while muffled screams come from offstage.
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When the interview ended and Ive walked offstage, he did so in a deliberate manner.
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Scrambling offstage, she looked up at the crowd and saw something unexpected: a standing ovation.
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In Pittsburgh Friday night, he fell offstage while performing "The Beautiful People" with Alice Glass.
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One of the most inspiring moments at Sunday night's Academy Awards ceremony occurred utterly offstage.
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Before he could make his way offstage, Steve says, he handed him a $2 bill.
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The dynamic of the evening will be much different withe the ferocious front-runner offstage.
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And when the end came, it wasn't an excuse to conveniently shuffle certain actors offstage.
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Although both are pictured offstage, there's an effortless theatricality infused into Magnus' portraits of them.
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Pinson said hello to each of his teammates and then waved as he walked offstage.
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Not to mention the onstage and offstage drama that occurs once the actors are chosen.
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Offstage A beloved children's book, published in 1975 by Natalie Babbitt, was the key ingredient.
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When Ezekiel finally does decide to take on the Saviors, his decision weirdly happens offstage.
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He decided when to end the first handshake and photo op and escorted Kim offstage.
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"Fight for your lives, before it's someone else's job," she continued, and then walked offstage.
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C. shtick is waiting in the wings to take over when Katherine is eased offstage.
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As it concluded, when he sprinkled silver dust, they came to life and danced offstage.
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But once the fake grass is rolled offstage, the production grows uncommonly serious and effective.
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There are dissenting voices, who are quickly hustled offstage, but they leave behind haunting warnings.
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She got up, and her lanky, trench-coat-shielded, fur-hat-covered frame slinked offstage.
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But toward the end of the play, when that bad and bloody thing happened offstage?
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Another angle showed traveling press secretary Remi Yamamoto also helping Sanders drag the protester offstage.
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George's first scene with the puppet dog earned her exit applause as she walked offstage.
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He wasn't socially awkward, the way most comedians are offstage; he was gentle and soft.
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"Monica Lewinsky storms offstage in Israel after 'off limits' Bill Clinton question," blared USA Today.
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Offstage — when speaking in an interview, for instance — Dormeshia is much more tentative and circumspect.
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Over the years, Badu's onstage persona has come to more closely mirror her offstage personality.
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Out of town with the play, she was solitary much of the time offstage, too.
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Just ask any woman -- offstage and out of earshot, that is -- who's ever entered one.
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An interesting thing about Charlotte, Abergel said, is that she's more expressive onstage than offstage.
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With that the night ended and Karr walked offstage, followed by her sore-limbed friend.
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Raddatz even announced, "Ladies and gentlemen, the Republican candidates!" as Trump and Carson remained offstage.
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After an expletive or two -- off mic, of course, he's a pro -- EJ stormed offstage.
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Was it funny or disturbing when Petruchio picks up Kate and carries her bodily offstage?
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It's not unusual for Kelly and Beyonce to hang together offstage, but Michelle rarely tags along.
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Bezos barely reacted, looking straight ahead as security guards intercepted the protestor and hustled her offstage.
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"It's time!" she yelled at him before hugging and kissing him offstage after his acceptance speech.
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Offstage, however, Ally is a thoughtful Brooklyn-born writer who prefers to keep her look simple.
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But have you ever wondered what goes on offstage, and how the audience order is determined?
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When I got offstage the other night I said to my security guy, 'That was surreal.
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As deeply reserved offstage as he was flamboyant on it, he would never admit to it.
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Whatever friendliness she maintains with reporters offstage, she has publicly backed up Trump's animus toward journalists.
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One of the most influential offstage figures in the New York arts world is stepping down.
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"The Alices" were covered with phantasmagoria that the rest of the audience, offstage, could not see.
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Offstage, Calvi has the polite disposition of a college art teacher and an unexpectedly girlish voice.
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He scuttled offstage, where Guadagnino whisked away his gown and stuck it in a garment bag.
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As deep as "Whitney" explores Houston's life offstage, it spends far less time on her music.
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I was flashy onstage, but offstage I was very proper, dressed in ballet flats and trousers.
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There are the people who were punished for their behavior offstage — we'll come back to them.
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"We had a lot of great times together, both onstage and offstage," Tritt captioned the photo.
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Actually, Sheryl is very similar onstage and offstage, which is ... [laughs] You know what I mean?
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Offstage he's trim and bespectacled, a gentle, good-humored presence with a rigorous approach to acting.
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But offstage, as this film suggests, Gottfried is a soft-spoken, penny-pinching husband and father.
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SETH COLTER WALLS I'd never gone to the opera before primarily to hear the offstage musicians.
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Their duties are largely ceremonial, and consist mainly of holding trophies backstage and herding winners offstage.
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Sanders, dressed in a striped blazer, ran after the protester, tackling her and dragging her offstage.
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DONE When I come offstage I hand the rest of my props to the prop guy.
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The sets of previous acts are visible just offstage; scene changes take place in full view.
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As honest and moving as his performances were, the acclaimed British actor was intensely private offstage.
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She captivates when she scurries offstage, leaving her audience staring at the detritus of a solo.
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But they're also beloved by their fans (called The B) for their humor and warmth offstage.
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If Mr. West sincerely apologizes, he rejects the message he sent when he pushed you offstage.
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Offstage, Carney's cultural diet includes plenty of songs, plus television thrillers and the occasional cat video.
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Miss Golden Globe's duties involve holding statuettes, lurking (elegantly) in the background and shooing winners offstage.
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When they are offstage, she is also her toughest critic, as only a child can be.
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I didn't see it happen, but the girls had a blanched look when they came offstage.
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At 60, she is still clad in black and leather, with expertly winged eyeliner — even offstage.
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By keeping the authorities offstage, Ji depicts a Kafka-esque world that has become irrevocable fact.
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Now, after Fontana takes a bow as Michael, he hurries offstage, back to his Dorothy costume.
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Scott and Big Boi were ushered on and offstage quickly, boxes that had been checked off.
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Kafka: All right, let's get Shane offstage so we can move to the machine-gun phase.
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He and his former bandmates would dress in all-to-similar outfits onstage (and sometimes, offstage, too).
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She sings with panache and wit, but when Marina steps offstage, her demeanor grows quiet, almost shy.
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It's slight, with almost all of the action — including one traumatic event near the end — occurring offstage.
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Offstage, Flower has used her fame to become an outspoken advocate for music education and human rights.
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Comedians are extroverted by profession, but offstage, research shows they are more likely to keep to themselves.
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As quickly as he'd appeared, Skepta then disappeared offstage, leaving the audience's screams for an encore unanswered.
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On that day, in front of those flags, Pelosi made it clear she was not moving offstage.
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Offstage The comedian and musician Steve Martin and the singer-songwriter Edie Brickell collaborated on the score.
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Before reporters could question him, Mr. Sanders walked offstage and straight to a car heading for Sedona.
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It's the impact she has on women and girls when she's offstage, when no one is watching.
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Offstage, musicians follow the dream-like action while playing traditional Chinese instrument including drums, plates and flutes.
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This suggests that the piece continues offstage, like a painting that appears to stretch beyond its frame.
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These are the people that see how music is made and know how the artists act offstage.
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The person that I was onstage was being regarded as something I knew that I wasn't offstage.
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According to Dolenz, Hendrix and his crew were ripping rockstars onstage; offstage they were quiet and shy.
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But we clearly helped usher offstage a set of political attitudes that were unfriendly to his style.
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Jump — her partner offstage, too, and the father of their grown child — died about a year ago.
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You would not have known from the dancing onstage that there was a deeply disturbing crisis offstage.
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The designer Bob Mackie, who created many of John's looks on and offstage, was a big influence.
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Life offstage unfolds in much the same way, with stretches of happiness punctuated by harsh reality checks.
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It calls for a huge orchestra, offstage brass and woodwinds, three choirs, five soloists and a narrator.
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It calls for a huge orchestra, offstage brass and woodwinds, three choirs, five soloists and a narrator.
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Also, would you talk a bit about your approach to style and image, both on and offstage?
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Willems onstage is all big gestures and hats, a different character from the adult you encounter offstage.
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He made it obvious that the warmer you are offstage, the more brutal you can be onstage.
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At 3.0, to increase efficiency, the action had been moved offstage, to a kitchen in the rear.
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At this point, Hearn is a child and largely offstage, so this section focuses on Rosa's experiences.
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Kevin Hart winces and weeps and keeps looking at his associates offstage, as if begging for reprieve.
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A performer of indisputable virtuosity and bite, Ms. Pinkins has seen perhaps more tumult offstage than on.
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The rules effectively keep Mike Bloomberg offstage, too, as he refuses to take donations to his campaign.
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Then, at a turning point in the music, he lifts his head, as if hearing something offstage.
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He thinks if he walks offstage, they'll learn fast when to vocalize and when to shut it.
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Then Mr. Brown disappeared offstage, and the music ended, followed by the models in procession and some groupies.
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The performer is rarely offstage and sings with a feral, uncaged yearning that does the show's namesake proud.
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" It is fascinating to imagine about Sarah Bernhardt that "Tragedy dedicates elaborate headdress sorceress offstage posing later starring.
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Then both couples stood up and walked offstage, in full view of the crowd, as Rodríguez continued speaking.
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Host Jimmy Kimmel was reportedly working on a skit, but was offstage at the time of the incident.
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They went on tour with Marilyn Manson in 1999, but quit after being booed offstage by his fans.
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Guitarists and drummers came and went, sometimes by falling offstage or through bathroom mirrors they mistook for windows.
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Their offstage personas are warm and, admittedly, goo er than they are in front of a sweaty crowd.
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" As he walks offstage the first time, he tells the crowd that they've been "exactly what I needed.
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Offstage, he went around in camouflage trousers and a hoodie that helped to disguise how young he was.
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But no less painful than the long-suffering history behind black performers, and their offstage lives, in America.
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It could not have been fun to be booed offstage, or see your wife heckled to the exits.
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On his book tour, loud conservative supporters heckled him offstage at UCLA when he refused to answer questions.
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Hansen was also the inspiration for Darcelle's comedic swagger—it certainly didn't emerge from his timid offstage personality.
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That on-stage raging — echoed offstage in our discourse and even in comments like those made by Sen.
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And some winners don't take kindly to being hustled offstage by a celebrity offspring they probably don't recognize.
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In Mr. Pearle's play, Jake is kept offstage; here he's played by the child actor Leo James Davis.
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Even more critically, Biden kept Warren from walking offstage with the "Warren crushes Biden" storyline that some anticipated.
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But he was doing just fine as an offstage candidate, and he was sure he'd climb back on.
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One fan was so rude in Las Vegas in March 2018, it prompted Elton John to walk offstage.
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He's replaced by a crudely shaped stuffed version of himself that is also passed around and sent offstage.
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I want to know what the people said, not when they're onstage but behind the stage, or offstage.
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I chatted with 500's Dave McClure who had just stepped offstage from the Surge Conference in Bengaluru, India.
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When I was offstage, I would constantly feel that I was listening through to the music of the play.
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In fact, you can complete most levels just by sucking them up one by one and firing them offstage.
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Rihanna's fashion show was eventful, both on and offstage, because we've learned one of the models went into labor.
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There is a fire extinguisher on stage, in plain sight and 1-2 people offstage with a fire blanket.
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It was a powerful moment in a powerful place, and cemented my appreciation for his work on- and offstage.
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Nobody clapped for me, but as I'm walking offstage, a guy is walking in a beeline to see me.
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Maddow never changed out of the baggy jeans and sneakers that are her offstage uniform and onstage private joke.
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Offstage, Mr. Greene focused intently on Isaiah, now his only child, who sat with him at a side table.
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To the delight of the ballet world, they fell in love and have been an offstage pair ever since.
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Father March comes home from the war, stumbles into the back room, and thereafter mostly stays offstage, reading books.
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Critical moments, Huyghe seems to argue, happen offstage, on the other side of the border separating performance from life.
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That's when security belatedly intervenes and carries her offstage -- but not before she puts up a pretty good fight!
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Then, alone offstage and during the show's rehearsal process, they explore what it means to participate in the musical.
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In an interview, she called Ms. Brown "hugely important," and lauded her offstage work advocating for black female artists.
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My beard kind of provides a backbone to my persona, which isn't really that different from my offstage persona.
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The actor playing Romeo doesn't get to kiss Juliet offstage because it's in the script that they did onstage.
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Ms. Uzuri began her performance offstage, singing into a microphone in wordless, a cappella peals and shaking a tambourine.
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This was also the ending of the company's four-week fall season, one of lows offstage and highs onstage.
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Jud releases a silent scream as he brushes the boots offstage with his arms, and then he disappears backstage.
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But if the laughter was uncomfortable, Rickles — whose offstage personality was affably sweet — seemed aware of that as well.
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Most people, the minute we got offstage, it was Breitbart, Fox News, all the others saying you were crazy.
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Then, after ushering the ensemble offstage, she hurriedly returned to introduce Oprah Winfrey, the executive producer of the series.
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But if he made his peace with his eternal role as Sherlock's life partner-in-crime, it happened offstage.
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In the immediate interim, Mr. Sanders spends time offstage, in character, with the gun in his hand, considering suicide.
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"Through my life, at different stages, the things I felt wrong about me offstage were right onstage," he said.
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Alex Thompson: Biden walked onstage the dominant front-runner and he almost certainly walked offstage the dominant front-runner.
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For the encore, he made one more trip offstage to pull a couple out of their seats to dance.
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Political protest extended offstage as well: The day before the awards, demonstrations against climate change occurred at the festival.
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He then called for stage management to meet him upstage to discuss how best to bring a door offstage.
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Let's get everybody offstage, let's put a spotlight on you and just show the world what you can do.
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She said that "Lemonade" should have won best album, while Beyoncé mouthed "I love you" to her from offstage.
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Like Pocahontas and Sacagawea, the other famous Indians of American history, they help the colonizers and then move offstage.
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It&aposs pretty typical, like, a lot of ballets have costume-change elements that happen either onstage or offstage.
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Rudolph W. Giuliani was hardly the only offstage character during two weeks of impeachment hearings that ended on Thursday.
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Nonetheless, his offstage manners were largely exemplary and inspiring; and his choreography remains the richest domain in world ballet.
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And like all of the Re/code events, at Code/Media you'll find the conversation offstage just as interesting.
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"Okay, that's enough of that," one of the rappers can be heard telling someone offstage after the fall. https://twitter.
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Offstage, Patterson-Ramos tells me that she spoke to Psychopathic Records to discourage them from using "Juggalo Lives Matter" themselves.
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It's fabulous furniture, and when you're sitting offstage, you're doing it on luxury couches and not on hard folding chairs.
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Onstage, The Monkees were America's answer to The Beatles; offstage they were just kids with acting gigs of a lifetime.
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" As Burnett told the story, he had scarcely got offstage before Trump was shaking his hand, proclaiming, "You're a genius!
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Though there is, technically, a "company," it's often an ad hoc confection brokered by agents, producers and other offstage dealmakers.
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She gets dragged offstage by security, kicking and punching, but two seconds later she's back, spitting water at her target.
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He veered between Portuguese and broken English, sometimes jumping offstage to gather a suggested English word from an audience member.
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"A fuming Isaac Stern was waiting in the wings when we walked offstage after the first performance," Mr. Rosand wrote.
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In between the first two songs, for instance, a giant holographic bubble appeared, masking the performers going on and offstage.
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"If you win, come up, accept your little award, thank your agent and your god, and —," he continued, gesturing offstage.
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Acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan was shouted offstage by pro-migrant protesters during an event Monday at Georgetown Law.
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Death could usher offstage characters who have transgressed beyond the point of redemption, notably women whose passion outpaced social mores.
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Like Breath, like "The Evil Genius of a King," we witness something, but its meaning is offstage, implied, definitely somewhere else.
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I came offstage bobbing in a sea of emotional inertia and physical exhaustion, my brain and my body screaming for stability.
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The orchestra rose vigorously to the occasion on Thursday evening, and Thomas Hooten gave the offstage trumpet solo a fine turn.
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In a 2017 appearance on Dr. Phil, Cassidy tried to explain a time that he had fallen offstage during a show.
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So as she was taken offstage, sedated, and sent to Fort Braddock, an online audience of 37 million watched in horror.
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Céline Dion's son René-Charles delivered the 2016 Billboard Music Awards's most emotional moment – but also felt the star power offstage.
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"You know, The Crucible's a lot like the witch hunt against Donald Trump," she remarked before he quickly escorted her offstage.
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Kafka: There's some folks here in the audience that run those, so they can argue with you when you get offstage.
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Then someone in a white T-shirt and black shorts is seen emerging from the audience and apparently following them offstage.
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But he said Trump's personality—the biggest source of his appeal to voters—is different when he's off-camera or offstage.
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Midler's speech lasted 4 minutes and 14 seconds; then she went offstage and continued to thank people, like the ultimate diva.
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They walk offstage to "All These Things That I've Done" and everyone sings the refrain because have you heard that refrain?
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He was quickly dragged offstage by a security agent, and SuRie was handed another microphone while barely a missing a beat.
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Early on, Madison Krekel approaches the prone, naked Alex Rodabaugh and slings him over her shoulder, carrying his limp body offstage.
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Considering they've been on and off (but mostly off) since 2009 ... we're guessing there's no way they DON'T hook up offstage.
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Meanwhile, some real-life drama was happening offstage as this canceled ABC series sought a new home, bolstered by a Change.
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Yet keeping him offstage for so long has raised expectations so impossibly high that I'm not sure the show can deliver.
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Both onstage and offstage, spelling kids high-five one another, share study techniques and root for others once they have fallen.
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After booting a large man offstage, Treach bellowed a statement that would have been more appropriate at the 1995 Source Awards.
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In Austria, during a performance of "Lohengrin," the "swan boat" that was to carry him offstage was sent out too soon.
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On her bridal night, she stabs Arturo to death offstage; and now she enters with his blood on her white robe.
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A hierarchical society that placed faith in marriage reproduced itself in stable novels that end securely in imagined marriage, gently offstage.
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Kevin Gates had to be rushed offstage during his Texas concert as shots rang out ... starting a stampede for the exits.
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"It wasn't until I really started expressing all the parts of me onstage that I started exploring them offstage," he said.
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The Great War happens offstage in "Sunset Song," but it's front and center in "The Fear," by the French director Damien Odoul.
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They say finding your voice is like how you're offstage with your friends and translating that to who you are on stage.
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In March, the former reality TV star was rushed offstage after a man reportedly storm the stage during a rally in Ohio.
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The rapper ran onstage at around 1 AM and within 30 seconds just at it ... he tumbled offstage to the floor below.
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In a scene almost reminiscent of college campuses today, Serena, a radical right voice, visits a liberal campus and is booed offstage.
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And while The Locust wore their uniforms onstage, Pearson's offstage style would make him a cult of personality for a budding scene.
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Or about the host at a comedy club who told the audience he'd "love to smell [my] pussy" after I got offstage?
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I get ayahuasca offers and then I'll get offstage and I'll say, "That was really good," with one of these tech people.
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Fans were initially left confused after the country group walked offstage in the middle of their concert in Indiana on August 9.
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Our intrepid snapper Maija Lahtinen was on hand once again to capture the scenes on and offstage—check out her photos below!
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Katy Perry might be chained to the rhythm ... but her backup dancer sure wasn't when they fell offstage at the Brit Awards.
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Dion is a beacon for a lot in pop music, none more so than her extraordinary personality and presence on and offstage.
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BRANTLEY This was definitely a season offstage in which it was impossible to turn off the sounds of the news being made.
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And by now, the "played offstage" trick is so old that when people do get played off, it's more funny than humiliating.
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Then he stepped offstage and swept through the wings, heading toward the lobby, where he would greet his people like a preacher.
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During their production of "Hamlet," he remained offstage, "for like 90 shows or something, pressing three keys on a keyboard," he said.
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Many of those in it were longtime readers of his blog, and he seemed relieved to be offstage and among his people.
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"Oh look, there's K-Brad," I whisper as he nudges past me to play a few casual games offstage with a fan.
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The Trump at the center of this mystery melodrama is mostly a phantom, a fitful gust of pique and an offstage rumble.
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Coat hangers, a cardboard box, a rubber hose and more: Ravenous and reckless, Ms. Goldman gathers these up and chucks them offstage.
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A dichotomy between the onstage and offstage lives of female ballet dancers characterized ballet up to at least the late-19th century.
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With big smiles on their faces, the couple went on to share a sweet kiss on the lips before walking together offstage.
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She accepted, they were hurried offstage, and the wronged woman, Ms. Kufrin, was anointed as the next star of the dual franchise.
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When she stopped dyeing her hair and began to wear wigs offstage as well as on, the sensitivity to tap water eased.
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Mr. Haigh occasionally dined with Mr. Tynan and another critic, Michael Billington of The Guardian, between his womanizing and other offstage transgressions.
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This also marks the second time that a Democrat who had been nudged offstage has qualified for a return trip, after Rep.
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" She tried T-shirts and jeans onstage for a while, she said, until wearing them offstage "made them feel like a costume.
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Meanwhile, as soon as Mary steps offstage, the actress Lesley Manville has shaken off the character and started taking care of business.
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Monica Lewinsky says she stormed offstage at a Jerusalem event because of an interviewer's "off limits" question about former President Bill Clinton.
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But when a death derails the act, the remaining members confront the burdens of their gifts and struggle to lead offstage lives.
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Craft thus lends credibility to the proceedings, while remaining decorously offstage — which, in Italy as in many other places, is the norm.
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In the most giggle-inducing section, he provided the beats (from offstage) as the drummer Brendan Ramnath jammed on an invisible drum set.
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Though he didn't specifically thank his girlfriend Gigi Hadid by name, he did get a big hug and kiss once he walked offstage.
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And in typical Sheeran fashion, the singer opted to run offstage after he was done instead of standing for the cheering crowd's admiration.
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But I never, ever want to impose so much in social media or offstage that the audience feels like it's seeing 'Joyce' onstage.
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MAC "I wanted the colors to be about her personally, what she wore on and offstage," Selena's sister, Suzette Quintanilla, tells PeopleStyle exclusively.
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The Cuban flamenco dancer Irene Rodríguez likes to flash a flirtatious smile at her audience, glancing over her shoulder as she struts offstage.
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Onstage, tech executives and scientists hashed out plans for a better tomorrow, while offstage attendees discussed what those days ahead could look like.
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Phone calls to L.A. hint at emotional problems offstage, as if the ones that occur in the movie's spotlight were not demanding enough.
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Revolving around a dance contest in purgatory, it felt dwarfed and distant, with a large offstage fan drowning out much of the dialogue.
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Clinton herself was an offstage presence, unlike Mr. Trump, who made a the-mothership-has-landed appearance the first night of his convention.
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Offstage The musical featured jukebox classics from the disco era and was directed by Jack Plotnick, who wrote the show with Mr. Rudetsky.
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It's more playlike and hermetic; big events largely happen offstage, and the characters recount and debate them in the home and apartment sets.
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He has populated Southern California with wildly entertaining characters, from those hinted at offstage to the motormouths whose priceless talk fills his pages.
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In fact, there were no demos of anyone talking to the HomePod whatsoever either onstage or as far as I could see offstage.
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When I first interviewed her and saw her perform back then, she wondered offstage whether her act was too melancholy to be entertaining.
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This was it for teachers and books: a hard-won diploma, a handshake from the principal, a walk offstage and into real life.
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In the last few years he has had a series of calf injuries that have kept him offstage for months at a time.
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The problem is that, as first lady, in an environment as fraught as the current one, there is no such thing as offstage.
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Some of the most harrowing confessions are firsthand descriptions of bombing in a comedy club or being booed offstage by a bloodthirsty mob.
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Even offstage, candidates who were not present like Cory Booker got in the ring to make jokes about Buttigieg and the wine cave.
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He was the only leader during the handshake greeting ceremony not to understand the cues and try to walk the wrong way offstage.
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As the scene ends, Ramona saunters offstage cradling her hard-earned cash to her chest, dollar bills literally dripping out of her arms.
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With her gaze trained offstage, she is bathed in warm light, holding a whispered conversation from which she refuses to be dragged away.
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For a brief moment, Abel rises from the dead and is recognized before he walks offstage alone and, we're meant to feel, forgotten.
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Lil Wayne just gave up on a crowd in Italy ... throwing his mic and walking offstage after they failed to get behind his performance.
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And when the girl group reunited at Coachella last weekend, Johnson was in the audience cheering her on — and waiting offstage to congratulate her.
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One fan got a video of Woods running offstage wearing a mask and sunglasses, which is pretty much the uniform for Coachella's desert setting.
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The "sisterhood is powerful" theme, it seems, has equal resonance offstage as well as on, in defiance of every cliché and stereotype about actresses.
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She spent time speaking to him offstage, eventually kissing both of his cheeks in video captured on Twitter, before taking a selfie with him.
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Unfortunately, the Pointer Sister got sick again after her initial recovery and had to be helped offstage before the song came to a close.
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Like much of his offstage career, its contents are a closely guarded secret, but it's likely that there are masterpieces yet to be heard.
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Offstage, they were still consistently on camera, and while sitting in their family box, they continued the narrative, each playing his or her role.
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But as Democrats piled on the accolades for Hillary Clinton here, she was not just offstage, or holed up in a nearby hotel suite.
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This isn't TV related, but it's a powerful long read about emotional and physical abuse on and offstage at one of Chicago's storefront theaters.
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Kessler was mobbed by protesters who chased him offstage during a press conference earlier Sunday, with some attempting to lunge or punch at him.
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Having been carried offstage, Ms. Koppe returns ensconced in a chrysalis of gleaming cellophane, which she sheds in a kind of overwrought resurrection scene.
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For today's audiences of the film "The Favourite," Marlborough is largely an offstage presence, even though he dominated war and politics in his time.
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There is Trump himself, looming offstage, the oddly absent centerpiece of the whole production, like Julius Caesar in the later acts of Shakespeare's play.
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Justin Peck, generally such a deft architect, keeps his choreography simpler than usual, relying heavily on unison and the exit strategy of running offstage.
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I was walking offstage with her after one of the awards, and she was like, I want you to meet my friend Madeleine [Sami].
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While he met with his counterparts there, Mattis remained offstage for the president's trip and was not in attendance at this week's Cabinet meeting.
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There is one moment in the film that is surely truthful — a delicious, rare segment of offstage footage between the young Dylan and Baez.
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Even when the "Star" man, Nathan Makolandra, holds Rachelle Rafailedes high, he keeps turning her right and left as he slowly bears her offstage.
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Mr. Gillum stepped offstage and spotted a woman dressed in her Sunday best, sitting in a folding chair under the shade of a tree.
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The career of Mr. Dorny, a modernizing force in opera who worked closely with the late Gerard Mortier, has not been without offstage drama.
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Spoiler alert for this millennia-old play: Oedipus denies his former subjects the pleasure of his burial, expiring alone offstage in some unnamed grove.
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When he walks offstage in Detroit at the end of the movie, he's almost silent, his engine burnt out, the lowest of his registers.
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But as momentous events whipsawed Washington and Wall Street in recent days, Mr. Trump seemed oddly offstage, more of a spectator than the star.
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In fact, their act goes down in humiliating fashion, with Ollie wrapping one of his many tentacles around Tammy's leg and dragging her offstage.
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The movie's quadruple bill includes a work by the Swiss choreographer James Thierrée that slips offstage into the sumptuous interiors of the Palais Garnier.
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And the fact that no matter how crappy your day may be offstage, you still got to get out there and deliver the pizazz.
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While she comes off as cerebral and soft-spoken offstage, her jaunty stand-up alter ego has the strutting charisma of a rock star.
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It's taking this character who's in the margins — literally most of the things she says in the play are offstage — and putting her centerstage.
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But those people backstage, offstage, outside the theater a thousand miles away, might be someplace much dimmer where they can see so much more.
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Now, she said, as she's collapsing the boundaries between her on- and offstage life, she wants to wear more real-world clothes — even sleepwear.
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Along with the job of handing out trophies and escorting winners offstage, Ambassadors choose a philanthropic cause to champion as part of their job.
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In the film, Clark's stage alter ego is a sharp-edged, take-no-prisoners performance artist, while offstage she's mild-mannered and pretty boring.
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Her campaign invited donors to attend a Senate debate watch event, with the added draw that Ms. Warren would visit after she got offstage.
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A little man with big dreams and bigger regrets, he has rarely stepped offstage since Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman" opened in 1949.
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Offstage, Michael Bloomberg's social media team stole the show by posting funny, off-the-rails tweets that are uncharacteristic of Bloomberg's usually serious style.
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This clue reminded me of Josephine Baker's pet cheetah, "Chiquita," who was said to occasionally slink offstage and into the orchestra pit during performances.
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Florian Lösche's black box set resembles a playpen fenced in by tautly stretched elastic bands through which the actors force themselves on- and offstage.
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Dave Chappelle, Bradley Cooper and Kim Kardashian West were among the stars in the crowd ... and Kanye voiced much of the show from offstage.
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Mr. Kroll said that if Mr. Mulaney had to run offstage to upchuck, they would use the code: He has to feed the meter.
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The wildly pulsing drone music that could be heard offstage as Warhol's camera zoomed in and out was immediately recognizable as the Velvet Underground.
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And the actor Ben Stiller popped out from under a Hashtag the Panda mask, only to diss Fallon and wander offstage in awkward silence.
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There are countless essays and even entire series that try to fill in the gaps in the backstory and "offstage" events of Austen's novel.
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The performers were followed on and offstage by a crew of live-switched cameras, which broadcast onto a large screen next to the band.
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David Letterman may have cracked jokes about his poor health on the iconic Late Show with David Letterman, but offstage his concerns were seemingly real.
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She rushed back to Kanye's side, skipping a scheduled appearance just as he walked offstage to be with her after she was robbed in Paris.
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Security escorted Portwood and her boyfriend offstage, because, uh, you definitely can't do any of the above-mentioned things, no matter how horrible the person.
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" William Cohen, a fellow Republican who also served in the Senate then, said at the time of Laxalt: "He plays a very important offstage role.
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Offstage and on, Bernhardt demonstrated the star's power over herself, over her audiences, over the media, and over a society whose norms she openly defied.
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Once Midge is done repeatedly saying "Negro," stumbling through awkward office stories, and, finally being left in the literal dark onstage, she wobbles offstage, shaken.
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While Coachella was the first Destiny's Child gathering since Beyoncé headlined the 2013 Super Bowl halftime show, the three ladies have kept in touch offstage.
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"Caitlyn still has a member, so that is not a –" Williams then paused again, pursed her lips and turned to two of her producers offstage.
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People can really try and smash taboos, and yet someone can stand up somewhere else and be booed offstage and have things thrown at them.
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There's no literal battle between American and Iran other than the offstage action by the spies, and the proxy wars in Iraq, Syria, and Yemen.
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The controversies generated by the Trump campaign have pushed offstage many of the conflicts that divide the contemporary upstairs-downstairs Democratic coalition, including housing integration.
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Sun Life is a notably diverse company in the Philippines, and Mantaring told CNBC offstage that the company's stringently neutral hiring process is the key.
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Usually, I can deliver at least competently at a story slam, but my mouth grew drier and my head dizzier until I got played offstage.
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In "New World," a child laborer runs away from a tea plantation in an act of cunning and audacity, yet the act itself occurs offstage.
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He walked offstage, shed his blue sequined "All Night Long" jacket and climbed into a black S.U.V., waiting to take him to his private plane.
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In public, she often wears dramatic makeup, dramatic outfits and a rainbow of dramatic wigs, which is to say she performs both on- and offstage.
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After months of watching him live like that, I finally bought him a small television, thinking he'd watch his beloved sports when he was offstage.
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St. Vincent, known offstage as Annie Clark, is a wickedly talented guitarist with a knack for writing songs that sneak up and surprise the listener.
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Mr. Abraham, balled up and fetal at the start, gradually unfurls before briefly exploding in a frenzy, buoyed by the air of an offstage fan.
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One day after falling offstage during a performance, and landing on her back, the singer stepped out to celebrate her longtime makeup artist Sarah Tanno.
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A bountiful trove of archival images and rare footage sketches their communal life offstage and the counterculture in which they played so formative a part.
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Sometimes the band members were offstage, sitting on the floor and leaning up against it, and the cameras would find them laughing and goofing off.
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Hitting the stage is tough and nervy, but the let-down afterwards, when you're offstage and immediately severed from that energy, can be overwhelmingly lonely.
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It included songs, puppets, and even an offstage President Vladimir V. Putin trying to direct the action and divert the audience's attention from the killing.
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No one is successful here except the bar owners, the dude ranchers and the cattle traders, and they are always just offstage, counting their money.
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He became known offstage to some as "an egomaniacal, completely narcissistic, narrow-minded, arrogant, mean-spirited, temperamental, socially antiquated boor," according to critic Michael Posner.
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Offstage, his top two aides, Zach Graumann and Nick Ryan, gave each other a giant hug: Yang had finally performed the way they wanted him to.
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Tasha: And for me, that manifested most clearly in the way Bronn pulls Podrick aside before the summit, they disappear offstage, and they're never seen again.
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Chief Keef took a leap onstage that turned into him taking a huge dive offstage ... and coming dangerously close to busting his ass and his head.
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But when I went out on stage, I forgot my dance routine, so I ran offstage, asked my dance teacher, ran back on, and finished it.
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And while Mr. Trump may have halted his momentum by stepping offstage, he did himself no harm, and put Mr. Cruz in the line of fire.
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Khaled was, understandably, pissed off when his Sunday night set went to crap -- after repeated sound issues and tons of stalling ... he was eventually booed offstage.
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Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's chemistry is palpable in front of the camera for a very good reason: Their offstage support for each other is unmatched.
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And while the Ukraine allegations will take center stage in the coming days, the actors offstage are at least as important as the ones on it.
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And they had to counter efforts to locate the museum not at the center of Washington's cultural landscape on the National Mall, but several blocks offstage.
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Most thunder runs disappeared with the advance of new technology, and other theaters used less cumbersome methods from the start, like metal thunder sheets rattled offstage.
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Offstage, the dog's name was Skippy, but the wire-haired terrier stole hearts and scenes for his ability to sniff out dead bodies or hidden weapons.
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His struggles — with addiction and depression, with family life, with handling success — are addressed candidly and poignantly, but the offstage Williams never comes completely into focus.
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Or maybe it was meant as a whimsical stand-in for an arrow-ridden Saint Sebastian, serving to protect, superhero style, whomever or whatever is offstage.
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Dylan doesn't talk much in the offstage scenes, just here and there, hmm-mming and yeah-yeahing, like when Patti Smith talks about Rimbaud and Superman.
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From the balcony of the Gem casino, Ian McShane (Al Swearengen) glowered; offstage, Robin Weigert, the show's foul-mouthed, tenderhearted Calamity Jane, waited in the wings.
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The movement then teeters between infuriated episodes and nostalgic passages, during which an offstage pianist plays bits of an Albéniz tango that Mr. Corigliano's friend loved.
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His electronics could be activated via an offstage control panel connected by a cable, or by an operator inside the costume who conducted the actual movement.
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All of these changes are happening, and now we think of death as something that happens offstage, that we don't see and children certainly shouldn't see.
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"We're polar opposites when it comes to almost everything, and I think that works really well for us, not only onstage but offstage," Mr. Aiken said.
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Offstage, Mr. Vaughn and Mr. Yount read their lines, opening and closing their characters' mouths remotely by pressing the triggers on jury-rigged model-car controllers.
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Taylor Stanley plays her aggressively assertive consort; one duet ends with her being lifted offstage while shaking her head in a mixture of protest and perplexity.
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He showed the women how he wanted them to wiggle their hips, give flirty little looks and shrug their shoulders as they lead the men offstage.
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Former Senator Barbara Boxer of California, a Clinton supporter who had been at the Nevada convention, said she worried for her safety after being booed offstage.
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After some responses in the show's early tapings became too explicit run on the air, Mr. Barris hired a tough-looking actor to stand just offstage.
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"I love that song so much," said Mr. Dean, who lost his offstage virginity in a car parked at a Pennsylvania community pool and can relate.
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Shusterman shuffles his most intriguing character offstage too early, and the novel's dark humor sometimes makes it hard to lose yourself in the romance and peril.
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The final sound cue for "The Perplexed," Richard Greenberg's new comedy about two estranged, wealthy families brought together by their children's impending nuptials, is offstage laughter.
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It is, but that wasn't so much ... It was that offstage thing that was happening, where people were relegated to another room to do the ... Yeah.
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Trump held up a theatrical thumb and hurried offstage, with the itching haste of a germophobe who has found himself in a close crowd of the contagious.
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After symbolically tossing her offstage at the VMAs, they're back with their newest album — the group's third since they were formed on The X-Factor in 2012.
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Like his legendary father Bob, Ziggy Marley is best known for his reggae music — but the singer has spent much of his life offstage in the kitchen.
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Punches were flying -- and almost everyone was pushing and shoving -- when Blueface stopped mid-song, he jumped offstage and headed straight for the center of the melee.
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Yet like PiS and Romania's Social Democrats, ANO is a one-man band: if Mr Babis is shunted aside, he will simply direct the action from offstage.
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Gene Gene the Dancing Machine's signature music usually sent the already-unhinged Barris into further paroxysms of laughter, even as Gene was pelted by debris from offstage.
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Extensive interviews with Mack, Jones, and McGee and a review of legal documents by BuzzFeed News paint a picture of what Kelly's life offstage is like today.
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Colm: I've heard people through the grapevine saying "Hm, Hope's got a bit of a crazy attitude" and I've seen a few episodes where she's stormed offstage.
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Staind frontman Aaron Lewis had another tough night on tour -- he couldn't get a handful of chatty spectators to shut their yap, so he stormed offstage ... again.
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She has been performing her first small gigs, nervous enough to vomit before many of them, not that her stage persona differs markedly from her offstage one.
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In recent years, organizers have sought to focus on the offstage lives of the women and girls, pushing their accomplishments and charity work, but criticism remains steady.
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Three nights later, shortly after coming offstage at the Armory, Cannavale was alone, sitting beneath a portrait of George Washington, in a narrow, wood-panelled dressing room.
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Yet last week, offstage, there was in effect a real debate about economic policy between Donald Trump and Mitt Romney, who is trying to block his nomination.
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It seems pretty obvious that the comedian likely got permission to do the stunt before the launch of the convention Monday, despite the security running him offstage.
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For curtain calls, he quickly changes into what he calls his "Mao suit," sweats through that, then escapes offstage for a cognac or whiskey and a shower.
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Still mourning from the offstage murder of Alan, Arnold nevertheless proceeds to foster David (Jack DiFalco), a gay teenager whose parents rejected him because of his sexuality.
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Because it happens entirely offstage, and because its resolution is delivered secondhand, it makes us suspect that the play we are watching is really about something else.
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We played arenas where you're offstage at 8.45 in Albuquerque, New Mexico or El Paso, and you're about 21 years old, you can probably connect the dots.
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Of the three male dancers connected to the texting scandal, Mr. Ramasar was the one whose stage persona seemed most in contrast with the boorish offstage behavior.
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A staff member followed with Alice Cooper's "Feed My Frankenstein," complete with plenty of lusty thrusts and guttural yells, then quietly trotted offstage and back to work.
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They fly back and forth in a springing jump, facing each other, never touching, then suddenly wheel offstage in an odd bent-legged roll of the body.
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BERLIN — When he conducts, Kirill Petrenko presents a paradox: How can an artist so mysteriously shy and monastic offstage manage to steal the spotlight whenever he's on?
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The actors, a married couple offstage, are captivating in their versatility, though their performances are calibrated for (and conveniently subtitled on) the video screen above the stage.
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In Never Rarely Sometimes Always, striking newcomer Sidney Flanigan plays Autumn, a 17-year-old with a beautiful singing voice who doesn't say much when she's offstage.
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A few performers, such as country singer Boxcar Willie, launched careers on "The Gong Show," but most were unceremoniously ushered offstage at the sound of a gong.
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My expectation and hope are that whenever plans are being made about the future — onstage or offstage — reducing emissions must be at the core of these plans.
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From rehearsing her lines to discussing her artistic practice with her Nigerian-born parents, Ms. Okpokwasili is as riveting in offstage moments as she is in performance.
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NBC will do its best to give you Golden Globes hot takes, but often the best moments of these ceremonies occur offstage and off- (official, network-approved) camera.
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He owned and managed several thriving Texan strip clubs, which made him one of the few big-name metal stars who made a lot of his money offstage.
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The second hold about a month later, according to Lynne Spears' memoir, was orchestrated by Spears' then-manager Sam Lutfi, whom her parents blamed for her offstage problems.
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After DeGeneres and the First Lady struggled to take the perfect selfie, Cooper appeared from offstage to help out, in a nod to his famous Oscars 2014 selfie.
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If you've been to one of our events before, you know what to expect on Wednesday night: Great conversations onstage, great conversations offstage — plus good food and beverages.
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Then she ran offstage, and Fallon followed to check on her — only for both to return and announce the whole thing was a giant April Fools' Day prank.
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At the same time, Armstrong George — who remains largely offstage in this novel — lacks the attention-grabbing outrageousness and impulsive bombast of the real-life Donald J. Trump.
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"Sometimes they go offstage, change their costume, walk around the back of the house and come back in from another side, singing all the while," Mr. Sharon said.
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Offstage An A-list creative team: music by the singer-songwriter Duncan Sheik ("Spring Awakening"), set design by Es Devlin and direction by Rupert Goold ("King Charles III").
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For myself, the biggest thing I felt—and I think it's apparent when you watch the special—I felt a disparity and a similarity between onstage and offstage.
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And then [Feud creator] Ryan Murphy said he wanted to do this Steadicam shot of Joan going offstage and through the backstage area and out the other side.
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After she's seriously injured in the ring, Sam becomes jealous when Russell carries her offstage; at the hospital, he haughtily steps in to wheel her to her room.
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Pageants have recently sought to put more emphasis on the offstage lives of the women and girls, highlighting their accomplishments and charity work, instead of only their appearances.
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" 2015 "During the dress rehearsal, Lin-Manuel Miranda would go offstage when he wanted to see how the play looked, and would have his alternate play the role.
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With so many of the votes already cast during early caucus days, the sense of momentum that followed her offstage didn't translate into a strong showing on Saturday.
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Changbin's duality on and offstage is one of the most pronounced in the group — though he's not the youngest, he's known affectionately as the "baby" by his members.
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I had taken on a different persona on that record where I didn't talk a lot between songs, I just wanted to play the music and go offstage.
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Video of the event showed the faculty member approaching individual black students as they danced joyfully in front of a crowd of thousands, then physically moving them offstage.
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Loo's memories, and her father's, are often triggered by subtle moments: a snatch of song, the rumble of fireworks, the aroma of food, sudden ripples of offstage laughter.
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The professional (and often offstage) attire of the male musicians who practiced this earsplitting art embraced a peacock panoply of baubles, boas, high heels and, yes, bouffant coiffures.
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Others found the quiet interior moments, such as Jean-Louis Forain's 1890 "Dancer in Her Dressing Room," where a ballerina lacing her shoes emerges from the offstage darkness.
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The billionaire (spoiler alert) dies before long, offstage, apparently leaving the experiment in the hands of a psycho nutjob named Rubenstein with a mask and a propensity for violence.
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She kicked off the tour with "Raindrops (An Angel Cried)" from offstage, before popping up to sing "God Is A Woman" to screams that had me stand on end.
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A music review on Saturday about the New York Philharmonic, at David Geffen Hall, misidentified the trumpeter who played a solo offstage in Respighi's "Vetrate di Chiesa" ("Church Windows").
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The foul-mouthed, fast-talking Ashley Too, by contrast, comes across as a generic robot sidekick and has little in common with the offstage Ashley from the early scenes.
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Sometimes Biden talks too much, like he did at the Asian & Latino Coalition forum and another event last week where he shouted over music meant to play him offstage.
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Morgan said that after she and Franken disagreed about something on the show, he continued the argument offstage in what she described as a "very threatening and intimidating" manner.
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The Chiefs esports team may have taken out Legacy at the Oceanic Pro League grand final Saturday in Brisbane, Australia, but some equally impressive action was taking place offstage.
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I read somewhere that during one gig in Croydon that you chopped the head of a chicken off with a meat cleaver, and the band walked offstage in protest?
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But Mr. Scarlett gives us the birth of the Creature as a sound and light show, with gurgling tubes and dazzling flashes, followed by an anti-climactic rush offstage.
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It's the sad clown paradox: The men and women who make people laugh for a living often struggle with mental health challenges offstage that are hardly a laughing matter.
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But before he began, Mr. Bieber led those young kids offstage, away from the spotlight, in what felt like an act of protection — there was hope for them still.
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One is called "Swedish werewolf (always offstage)" in which, "people go out of sight behind the pile and they do what they think is Swedish werewolf," Ms. Rainer said.
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Offstage, she might be hunkered over an embroidery project, hanging out in her garage splashing paint on a canvas, or at her desk handwriting thank-you notes to fans.
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Ms. Albert herself played a few different characters in addition to the offstage JT, including Speedie, an Englishwoman who served as the writer's confidante, big sister and informal manager.
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The who's who of Hollywood gather tonight for a civilized battle of talent, style and who can give the most social-media-worthy acceptance speech before being led offstage.
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It gives us a really long time to get to know the actors, and try out actors, and see what they bring to the table both onstage and offstage.
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I've gotten booed offstage and have gotten kicked out of the studio, and there are people who wouldn't go back or wouldn't play in that city, but we do.
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Boîte When Alan Cumming reprised his role of M.C. in the 2014 Broadway production of "Cabaret," he kept the party going offstage, hosting impromptu gatherings in his dressing room.
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More intriguing is another original, beef oroshi, essentially shabu shabu except that it is cooked offstage and you get nothing but meat and broth with some spicy grated daikon.
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The larger issue today is the contrast between the Waterbury lawsuit's accusations of dismaying manners and language offstage and the beauty of the stage behavior shown in Balanchine's ballets.
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The movie delves into his highs and lows — celebrated as a falsetto master, he struggled offstage with drug addiction and spent five years in prison on drug trafficking charges.
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Students apologized via email and via Instagram DM. They told me: We're not all sensitive people; we can take jokes; you shouldn't have been pulled offstage, that was wrong.
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After a brief countdown and a minute or so of greeting the crowd assembled to observe the holiday tradition, Mr. Trump took his wife's hand and ushered her offstage.
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She shakes her head with the irritation of someone who might have expected this and schleps the stand offstage, to return with a hand mic to address the audience.
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Eventually Molly learns J.J. had an affair (which took place offstage, lest the audience be subjected to anything vaguely resembling moral ambiguity or dramatic stakes) and decamps to Europe.
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"You'd think David Hogg would be better at selfies than he is!" crowed the moderator, MSNBC host Craig Melvin, to laughter from the crowd, as Hogg finally slunk offstage.
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Michael Bloomberg, a Democratic presidential candidate and former mayor of New York City, walks offstage after speaking at the US Conference of Mayors meeting in Washington, DC, Jan. 217.
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For almost everyone, including the conductor who once walked offstage during Mahler's Symphony No. 21962 when a helicopter buzzed above the Hollywood Bowl, they can be a hated nuisance.
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"You can laugh, it's O.K." He praised the filmmakers, promised that this was "the first of what will be many, many, many premières for STX Entertainment," and bolted offstage.
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Ms. Hayes, in the role of magician's assistant, is also made to disappear, in a sense — the Great Tomsoni inadvertently pulls her dress off, causing her to run offstage.
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In the Henriad, Falstaff dies offstage between Henry IV Part 2 and Henry V, and when we learn that he drank himself to death, it's in a heartbreakingly understated moment.
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In another photo, obtained by TMZ, the ballerina waved to her boyfriend, 75, from offstage as their son wore a pair of neon-green headphones, peering over his mom's shoulder.
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It was significant, too, that at this point Ms. LaBeija had shed her elaborate costume for a simple corset-like affair, and had pushed the other elaborately costumed dancers offstage.
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And artists mixed offstage, with the composers Wolfgang Rihm and Olga Neuwirth sitting down to an alfresco lunch, and the conductors Marin Alsop and Susanna Malkki meeting after a concert.
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Immediately after, he walked offstage, and SpaceX cued the residents to head to the shuttle, which they expected to drop them off at their homes less than a mile away.
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Ms. Halpern stopped improvising years ago after experiencing hearing loss — she wears two aids — but offstage, she performs the part of the gritty old-school producer with brio and charm.
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Offstage, Shawn's male dancers were believed to pursue same-sex relations; and the homophobia of the mid-20th century was very probably a factor in any dismissal of their work.
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Cardi B had just stepped offstage after performing for thousands in Central Park when a loud pop pierced the air, sounding like a gunshot and igniting fears of a shooting.
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But so far, the most significant aspect of Apple TV+ is that its launch was defined by all the missing information lurking just offstage, never invited out into the spotlight.
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It opens with a jolt, then becomes calmer and more sorrowful, while an offstage piano plays a Leopold Godowsky transcription of an Isaac Albéniz tango, a favorite of Mr. Shkolnik's.
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Unusually, Ms. Soper, who tends to develop her works for her own luminous voice and who starred in the original "Sirens" staging in 2014, will be offstage for this one.
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Ms. Peck is in the relationship characterized by the most violence — her partner, Taylor Stanley, carries her offstage at one point while she helplessly shakes her head in unhappy perplexity.
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" And, while Perahia "emerged from his ordeal exhausted, hardly able to walk offstage" (in spite of his flat-heeled shoes), Wang "in the manner of the greatest virtuosos of yore . . .
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It portrays the singer's life through private letters and photographs, creating a visual biography of her changing style and offstage life, even including a handwritten recipe for Callas's custard cream.
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I wondered, too, why here, as in "The Possessed," so many of the book's more emotionally charged scenes happen offstage and are conveyed to us in summary, if at all.
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We don't witness the daily, backbreaking work in the field, and a whipping happens offstage, but we do see the pervasive, watchful overseers, with their guns and their hound dog.
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Joey Bada$$ is firing back at a Donald Trump impersonator who sued the rapper for pushing him offstage ... saying the guy has no case for a whole bunch of reasons.
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The Biebs was performing in Manchester Sunday when he threw a tantrum after his fans would not stop screaming ... he stormed offstage and threw the mic down in a rage.
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She looked around in an awkward panic, and did what no one was expecting: she broke out into a country-style jig before moving offstage and away from the cameras.
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Late last year, the comedian was booed offstage at a juvenile diabetes event in Denver over an anti-Trump routine that fell flat with the crowd, The New York Post reported.
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"It would be good for the U.S. to stay in the climate agreement," ConocoPhillips CEO Ryan Lance told reporters as he walked offstage at the big CERAWeek industry conference in Houston.
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She had one of the most celebrated and beautiful voices of her time, but offstage, singer Judy Collins hid debilitating food, alcohol and opioid addictions, and a long battle with depression.
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Ms Clifford, in her shows, but even more in her offstage comportment since news broke in January of a scandal linking her to the president, is in a sense the inverse.
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For foreign films, one benshi would perform all a film's characters, while showings of domestic films utilized kowairo setsumei ("voice coloring"), in which an offstage team would act out the voices.
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Part of the dignity he brought to his work came from his reserve offstage and offscreen, from the slight air of mystery that made him stand out in a TMI culture.
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As for Beatty, who came offstage clutching two envelopes, he was resolute: he would not hand over the envelopes, at least not until he showed Moonlight director Barry Jenkins their contents.
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Although Misty Copeland has become the most renowned person in American dance, her offstage story is much more discussed than her onstage dancing, and the difference between the two is large.
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"I'm still hoping she'll be dragged offstage by the F.B.I." Other delegates, though, were confident the party would unite once the passions of the early part of the convention had cooled.
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But more than that, in "Hide," we get a privileged glimpse inside the queens' private lives offstage, and a revealing look at how men in the rural South still view masculinity.
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That's the one thing I've learned on the show, is when see something awful happen on camera, you can just imagine what's going to happen the minute that guy gets offstage.
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In the past year, the rapper, known offstage as Elizabeth Harris, has gained renown far outside Chicago, her hometown, for her very funny, profoundly unprintable observations on sex and other topics.
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She spoke forcefully over the P.A. system, urging the women to sprint offstage as fast as possible in their stilettos (the rules required heels to be a minimum of two inches).
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POP & ROCK Many musicians spend their careers building up to an album like "No Shape," the one that the singer-songwriter Perfume Genius (known offstage as Mike Hadreas) released in May.
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For much of the three-hour ceremony, when no awards are being presented, honorees are confined to a chair offstage, where production assistants are on hand to offer water and snacks.
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The short but intrusive interstitial offstage segments ruin the rhythm of the stand-up and add nothing, but the pull of the material is powerful enough to overcome the hiccups. 'Mr.
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To do so, the two owners have requisitioned a sous-chef from Eleven Madison Park, Danny DiStefano, to run the enormous kitchen, while Mr. Humm waves his magic wand somewhere offstage.
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" In that same profile, writer Sarah Weinman explained her widespread appeal: "[B]y leaving sex, violence and profanity strictly offstage ... Clark attracts a readership ranging in age from 10 to 90.
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And unlike some earlier divas, for whom the job description seemed to include being as difficult offstage as was humanly possible, she is, for a superstar, almost unnaturally normal and unaffected.
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George A. Custer; Hard Ass gets mad at him for refusing to lure the Lakota tribe into a trap and chases him around the country awhile, as Little Bighorn beckons offstage.
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Sam suggests that everyone should get the vote and gets laughed offstage, Edmure tries to nominate himself as king and gets monumentally shut down by his niece, and finally, Tyrion suggests Bran.
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As soon as Alex Trebek finishes reading a clue, a staff member offstage presses a button that illuminates lights on both sides of the board letting contestants know they can ring in.
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Images of students being pulled, pushed, and shoved offstage were splashed across the Jumbotron inside the Exactech Arena in Gainesville, Florida, spurring outrage among spectators who captured the scene on social media.
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Equally fine are the actors in the "offstage" roles: Tracee Chimo ("Bad Jews") brings a fervid anxiousness to Poppy, the stage manager, who seems ever in fear of making some colossal blunder.
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Rather than graciously absolve the crowd for the awkward moment, or even take the blame for the gag's failure, Stanfield followed up by tweeting "That was weird" immediately after making it offstage.
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" When the orchestra tried to play him offstage, he hushed the conductor and continued, saying, "For 25 years, I have handcrafted very strange little tales made of motion, color, light, and shadow.
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Hetfeld showed his frustration by knocking down the non-working mic in the middle of the song and throwing his guitar offstage at the end, but things got even more heated backstage.
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The 27-year old R&B star whose antics offstage have a tendency to overshadow his singing career, will play a popular rapper named Rich Youngsta on the series' next new episode.
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Played by Mr. Harlan wielding a megaphone offstage (the final production will employ prerecorded tapes), The Voice amounted to an authoritarian figure intervening at inopportune moments and dashing dreams along the way.
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Ms. Carmon denied that the singer had been forced offstage, but said that the program had been running late and that Ms. Goor's time had been cut short by maybe one song.
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The next evening, the two of them sneaked off to a wine bar, where they had appetizers, and their first offstage kiss, which was upstaged by the previous one at the audition.
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Before slipping offstage pre-encore, Ghetts embraced the front row of the audience, reaching for their raised arms and thanking his fans and family as they flooded the edge of the landing.
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But no, a larger man drags this sufferer off into the wings, apparently dead, and a second sufferer appears, again coughing up his life, and a second large man drags him offstage.
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Facebook was more valuable to him as a "low-key, offstage networking tool," a "replacement for end-of-year family newsletters" that allowed him to "passively keep up with people," he said.
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With later solo albums like "Off the Wall" and "Thriller," both produced with Quincy Jones, Mr. Jackson reached superstardom, breaking sales records around the world as the tabloids chronicled his offstage life.
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The student organizers were within their rights to pull me offstage; people are just as within their rights to be offended by anything, as comedians are within their rights to say anything.
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"Nothing will work until we urgently change the system, the system is totally broken and time is running out," Ms. Westwood declared, before being gently ushered offstage by the model Jerry Hall.
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Nazis have been largely offstage in the series, more talked about than seen, though as the current season builds toward the stock market crash of 1929, they become more of a presence.
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Johnny Hallyday, the French answer to Elvis Presley, who kept audiences enthralled for nearly 60 years with his Gallic interpretations of American rock 'n' roll and his turbulent offstage life, has died.
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Their networks don't have to say they're canceled, and they'll get to finish their shortened runs — and then they'll be quietly shuffled offstage come May, when the new fall schedules are announced.
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Faculty Member Shoves Black Graduates Offstage, and the University of Florida Apologizes A faculty member seen on video hustling students along during a commencement ceremony has been placed on paid administrative leave.
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Wisely, Anshaw keeps the national politics mostly offstage, alluding to them just enough to lend a sense of proportion — not so much counterpoint as compass rose — to the fictional events she maps.
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But even as the zombies move offstage, vampire policies — so-called not so much because of their bloodsucking nature, although that too, as because they can't survive daylight — have taken their place.
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Acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan was shouted offstage by protesters as he attempted to give the keynote address during an immigration conference at Georgetown University's law school on Monday.
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"They should have brought out the hook," said Bill Cunningham, who was a spokesman for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, referring to how weak performers on "Showtime at the Apollo" are pulled offstage.
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It reads as though it were written under pressure, pell-mell, like a long note to self — or as if the author were talking to people offstage, whose promptings he's responding to.
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The play is if anything darker and more terrifying without Blake, leaving the poor feckless salesmen at the mercy of a faceless malevolence offstage rather than some regular jerk in a BMW.
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In a far corner, a picture of Jim Morrison touching cheeks with a male bandmate while getting pulled offstage by New Haven's police chief is tucked between a slalom of exposed pipes.
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"Her bass crashed into my bass, she fell over onto the floor, and as quickly as we could we dropped our instruments and got her offstage," fellow bassist Michael Kurth told the newspaper.
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Though it wasn't as good as the last two episodes, "Blood of My Blood" continued the general upswing in quality Game of Thrones season six has undergone since it shuttled Ramsay Bolton offstage.
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There were moments when this production took off, like the surefire scene in which Cavaradossi is being tortured offstage while Scarpia tries to get Tosca to reveal where her lover has hidden Angelotti.
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Jamie Kennedy seems to be at wit's end with audiences at his stand-up shows ... because a couple of hecklers made him lose his cool and walk offstage at his most recent gig.
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Tom Brady says he walked offstage when asked about Donald Trump's "locker room talk" because he didn't want to be a "distraction for the team" ... but says he still considers Trump a friend.
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I remember hearing the news on the radio that he had been pelted offstage with coins at Madness' Madstock reunion gig in Finsbury Park, just a couple of miles from where I lived.
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"Now I'm 12 years older, father of two, about to be father of three in March," he added, to cheers and applause from the audience as his wife smiled brightly from just offstage.
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Aja Huang, the DeepMind senior research scientist who was tasked with moving game pieces on behalf of AlphaGo, eventually got up from his chair and walked offstage, leaving Jie alone for a moment.
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In the first she etches a chalk diagram on a slab of plywood (a blueprint of the dance?), then nails that board to wooden supports, fashioning a small platform that she hauls offstage.
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In "Larry Sanders," he stripped his own persona bare, moving from the smooth on-screen monologues to the awkward and nasty offstage politicking that examined the main character's every insecurity and narcissistic tendency.
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Ms. Kardashian West's spokeswoman made her comments to The A.P. not long after the star's husband, Kanye West, abruptly walked offstage as he performed his song "Heartless" at a music festival in Queens.
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It would certainly give a writer more time, and perhaps the leisure to arrange flowers or watch a coastal sunset with a glass of wine when the children are tucked into bed, offstage.
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The ramps leading on- and offstage — known as vomitoriums — are hazardously steep; if mist or rain make them slippery, staff members sometimes have to position themselves to catch the actors hurtling down them.
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The bright-voiced American soprano Lisette Oropesa — who is known for singing bel canto onstage and running marathons offstage — has been awarded the prestigious Richard Tucker Award, the prize's administrators announced on Monday.
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Other elements are underdeveloped: Grace's father has left the family, disappearing beyond even the reach of email, and her mother, who works a night shift, is reduced to a rarely heard offstage voice.
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This late phase was prettied up by reality television's "The Girls Next Door," which kept the orgies offstage and relied on the girlfriends' mix of desperation, boredom and charisma for its strange appeal.
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But for now, MacRae is content to establish the guidelines and goal posts of a new cozy mystery series — which means the violence is largely offstage and the drama is tempered with humor.
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Swae Lee wasn't about to let a little thing like a spill offstage ruin a good night -- so he took his shirt off and drank some Henny afterward to hit that point home.
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This was more or less the mode the show adopted for the night, talented and funny people coming on stage to...sorta mumble some shit about the VMAs and then wander back offstage.
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The eighth Republican presidential debate of the 2016 campaign — and the last one before the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday — began with a slapstick offstage candidate pile-up and generally devolved from there.
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There are more modern references I could make, too: Kelly's wife, Kim Jung-A, slides into the scene from offstage, slamming the door open like she's in a Risky Business reboot for panicked parents.
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A video being widely shared on social media over the weekend shows rapper YG inviting a fan to join him onstage to say "f--- Trump," only to kick him offstage when the fan refuses.
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The piece, which had its world premiere in Berlin in 1895, entails an orchestra of more than 19953, a vast choir, choral soloists, multiple harps, a pipe organ and additional offstage percussion and brass.
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"@princessnokia just punched a white guy in the face for disrespecting at a gig in Cambridge and walked offstage I am LIVING YES GIRL," one woman wrote in a tweet with over 400 likes.
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After his acceptance speech, Sam Rockwell made his way offstage and was met by well wishes as he said, "Holy s—, we did it!" to his publicist, before being heartily congratulated by Greta Gerwig.
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Scrappy goalie Emily (job description: "Twin") quickly emerges as MVP, but the Stripes outsmart their compromised enemies in sudden death, leaving the Stars to shuffle offstage, back to a life of misery and mimosas.
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After years working clubs out of town, she started performing at the prestigious Comedy Cellar in the late 1990s, where she endured the ritual hazing offstage from regulars like Jim Norton and Dave Attell.
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In the hands of another novelist, the husband's illness could function as a simple narrative device, moving him offstage at the convenient moment and allowing Simeen's romance with their friend, Zayaan, to proceed blamelessly.
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It's this feeling that illustrates what ultimately made a lasting impression on me as I alternately laughed and cringed my way through the show: not the onstage battle between bands, but an offstage one.
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With her relatively new interest in photography — and spurred by the memory of the vintage photos she had of him as a young man — she set out to document his life on and offstage.
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"Good Good Comedy Theatre stopped working with him within the past few years because of racist, homophobic, and sexist things he's said on and offstage," Kate Banford, co-owner of the theater, told Vulture.
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From start to finish, the two-song set takes less than 11 minutes, and then they're headed back offstage for waiting hugs, congratulations and enough picture-taking to fill a couple of photo albums.
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In this veiled love triangle, Devon Teuscher and Stephanie Williams find themselves with, and without, Thomas Forster as five others waft on and offstage, shifting the mood from vitality to mystery and back again.
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The subsequent scenes amount to a monologue, in which Brutus, lost in the forest, battles nature-as-voodoo, the drums pounding offstage all the while, like a nagging enemy whispering "Failure" in his ear.
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To develop his non-drag sartorial style, Busch, who describes himself as a "pretty conservative" dresser offstage, went back to his East Village roots and booked a show at the club Pangea in 2017.
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We came offstage and she really was very ... She was great, she was mad, and said a lot of the Russia things that have now come to pass and nobody believed her at the time.
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So it was also Selena's look that stuck with me: Both on- and offstage, she always proudly showed off her curves, bold lips, and long, thick, wavy hair, all which reminded me of my own.
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The news was such a surprise that Duggins didn't even realize her win was historic until she was offstage and a Netflix PR person told her as much, she admitted with a laugh to Refinery29.
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The tension in the air finally abated as I acknowledged that his part in the pit was more substantial than my offstage part and he should be allowed to play it on his own tuba.
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As Mr. Camarena's Ernesto rushed offstage, having vowed to seek solace from heartbreak in faraway lands, the audience broke into such a frenzied ovation that I thought he just might return for an encore performance.
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The offstage machinations took place two days after Ms. Kelly suggested, during an on-air round-table discussion, that it was appropriate for white people to dress in blackface as part of their Halloween costumes.
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One thing he came to realize about comedians as a result is that while his comedy counterparts obviously bring the jokes while onstage, offstage they tell longer real-life tales that are just as entertaining.
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He wanted to know whether the bad thing that happens to the lamb — this is Shepard, so of course something bad happens to the lamb — occurs in front of the audience or, more mercifully, offstage.
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Even the reigning king of kids breaking bad — Max in "Where the Wild Things Are" — is offstage when he commits the scorched-earth yelling at his mother that lands him alone in his room, starving.
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WASHINGTON — Kevin K. McAleenan, the acting secretary of homeland security, was forced offstage at Georgetown University's law school by demonstrators who shut down his planned keynote address as they protested the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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After the narrating Handmaid disappears offstage, headed to an uncertain fate, an appendix informs us that the testimony we've just read is an artifact from a fallen civilization: The all-powerful Gilead is no more.
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In the docs, he says Dixon managed to grab his shorts the second time, and he thought she was trying to pull him offstage ... so he used necessary force to defend himself and prevent further harm.
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A protester rushed MoveOn's Big Ideas Forum stage, grabbed the mic from 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and declared he wanted "attention for a much bigger idea" before being led offstage in San Francisco, California.
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Likewise, they are occupied by a small cast of characters, most of whom will be offstage for the entire game and will exist only as voices in email, chat transcripts, and perhaps on answering machine tapes.
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After the intermission came Mahler's "Resurrection" Symphony, an hour-and-a-half-long meditation on life, death and redemption for a mammoth orchestra with an additional offstage brass section, two vocal soloists and a large choir.
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Last month, Gaga attended Tanno's bachelorette party — but admitted that she was "in a lot of pain," as it came just one day after the singer fell offstage during a performance and landed on her back.
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Despite its funny moments of backstage teasing and routines set to "It's Raining Men" and "Pony," the movie has its serious offstage scenes, with Tatum's hard-working Tampa dancer navigating poverty and drugs along the way.
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Over much of the last year, Mr. Muñoz has relieved the star once a week, and on other days watched the production from a stool just offstage, waiting in case Mr. Miranda ever took a tumble.
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A.T. This performance, from a Moscow concert in 1990, when Mr. Hvorostovsky was still in his 20s, gives a sense of the playful wit — though never overplayed here — that he is said to have displayed offstage.
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But his most vivid memory from the evening happened offstage: A pack of security guards approached a dancing woman; as she reached out with a giddy embrace, one of the guards threw her to the ground.
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And despite the brief, insolent coda, what stays with you from the final sequence is the slow, frieze-like procession that leads the blinded Eddy offstage: an image of love and community, as well as sadness.
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Better known as Stephanie Clifford to some offstage, the 38-year-old headliner was setting off on what is being called the "Making America Horny Again Tour," capitalizing on her spin through a Trump news cycle.
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After providing a glimpse of his wife, Catherine, and the children, Silva shuffles them offstage and brings on a young woman who becomes Dickens's romantic preoccupation during the few weeks in which this story takes place.
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The public university is apologizing Monday for the actions of an usher who manhandled several black graduates while they were dancing across the stage during the Saturday commencement event, in some cases grabbing and pushing them offstage.
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After all the big reveals that happened in Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con this weekend, it's easy to miss the quieter revelations that go on in interviews with the casts and creators that happen offstage.
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Sound editors Mark A. Mangini (R) and David White winners of the Best Sound Editing award for 'Mad Max: Fury Road' backstage at the 88th Annual Academy Awards Actors Eddie Redmayne (L) and Brie Larsen walk offstage.
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Ms. Damrau's personal life — she has two young children with her husband, the bass-baritone Nicolas Testé, who is also in the cast of "Pêcheurs" — is exasperatingly stable for an operatic world that thrives on offstage drama.
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The performers and collaborators — Ms. Wallich's Seattle-based group, the YC; the musician Alan Wyffels, who plays with Perfume Genius and is Mr. Hadreas's offstage partner; and two other musicians — move with an air of slow motion.
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Scenes skip unmarked gaps of time, foreshadowed events are left offstage and characters are sprinkled liberally into the background by name without real introduction, only to be pulled unceremoniously forward later and stripped bare in brief exposition.
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Mr. Christie remained the offstage villain, the Mephistopheles of Trenton, but it was impossible for even casual trial observers not to discern, from witness after witness, the evident viciousness and grubbiness of the governor and his administration.
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One of the most important achievements of ballet in the last century has been a sociological one offstage and too little celebrated: The art became one in which women were allowed to control their own private lives.
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Irene Adler, nebulously alive and offstage for seasons three and four, pops up via a vague text that reminds us that despite the fact that she is a lesbian, she is sexually and emotionally available to Sherlock.
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Roger Guenveur Smith follows up plays like "A Huey P. Newton Story" and "Rodney King" with another look at an epoch-making African-American man — but this time his subject is offstage, glimpsed only through grainy videos.
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In 1996, he was booed offstage after arriving two hours late for the Lemonheads' set at the Glastonbury Festival, eventually explaining that he had been in bed with a supermodel, another woman and a bag of heroin.
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It means balancing a veteran actor's determination to subsume his identity into a character, even as, in his offstage life, he is firm in his belief that the man about to take office is a dangerous figure.
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But I have found it moving to see a boy in the role — especially in the final scene when, riding a hobby horse, he finally follows the townspeople, who have discovered the body of his mother offstage.
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Then he created some choreographic leitmotifs, and worked out the participation of the men — who usher the women on- and offstage in ingenious ways between each solo and, in the interstices, have small solo turns in silence.
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As Mag, she is a demon in a cardigan and tight gray perm; offstage, she's charming and self-deprecating, with clear blue eyes and an elfin grin, offering tea (brought from Ireland in bulk) and a Kimberley.
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Jones' philosophy, that music should never be considered more valuable than the person who created it, is particularly poignant, since black jazz musicians were notoriously mistreated offstage during segregation, while white audiences simultaneously went crazy for their music.
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The main difference between how Maurice Hines talks to a reporter visiting his dressing room and how he talks to an audience from the stage is that offstage the polished anecdotes don't smoothly segue into song and dance.
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During the set's opening number, she left the All Star Lanes stage to sing and dance with her eyes closed and back turned to the crowd, the first of many times she would hop offstage throughout the show.
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The resonant final image is a piece of a rope, arranged on the floor in a humanlike shape, slowly pulled offstage, as if sucked by the tide: an ebbing return to absence in an evening short on substance.
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Gulman's special also contains any number of scenes offstage — in his childhood home, in his apartment, in his psychiatrist's office — as if to show us: This is what I'm like when I'm not converting suffering into comic expression.
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Even the performance of Mahler's Third Symphony on Sunday afternoon was in on the action, its offstage posthorn solo recalled in John Williams's "Soundings," which opened Monday's concert and has musical fragments emerge from spots around the hall.
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The cops would literally go into a club while the band was performing, drag them offstage, cover their heads, bundle them into cars and investigate them for eight or nine days with no one knowing where they are.
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In the trailer for the Vietnamese edition of "The Bachelor," the contestant Minh Thu walks offstage with her female castmate Truc Nhu after telling the show's eligible single man, Nguyen Quoc Trung, that she wasn't interested in him.
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When he's offstage, Kumail can seem as if he were waiting for something to happen, and when her parents arrive in Chicago, he recedes, turtle-like, creating a recessiveness that makes some of his deadpan discomfort even squirmier.
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In his last town hall event, which was his first in a year, Mr. Gardner was all but shouted offstage by liberal protesters as he tried to explain his efforts to repeal parts of the Affordable Care Act.
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With the former president offstage, the Democratic Party has lacked an obvious leader as it seeks to recover from a devastating 2016 election cycle and the ongoing conflicts between the grass-roots and establishment wings of the party.
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Thanks to the platforms I have and the opportunities to voice what I stand for, when people come to the theater to watch me dance, I think they feel, even more, the power of what I'm doing offstage.
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That happens offstage, dispassionately, when a letter from an insurer or an operator on the phone lets someone know that a necessary procedure for recovery or treatment has been denied or was never covered in the first place.
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She brings an amusing hoydenish quality to Brooke, who slinks across the stage when she's in character — or as close to in character as Brooke will ever get — and then breaks into a klutzy, graceless walk when she's offstage.
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Does the fact that this is sort of happening ... It's in public and obviously the deliberations are private, but does the fact that so much of this is sort of happening offstage give you guys a lot more freedom?
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Mr. Groban had stayed silent about the dispute until Tuesday, when he posted a statement on Twitter, saying, "Neither I nor my cast have anything to do with this issue" and "I hope this offstage matter gets resolved soon."
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In his most recent performance, C.K. reportedly joked that "it wasn't 'unanimous' that people were excited to see him," an audience member told the Huffington Post, but didn't otherwise address the reasons he had stayed offstage for so long.
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As the show's stage manager since its tryout run at the Vineyard Theater in February 2003, Christine M. Daly has wrangled puppets and performances, protected the director's initial vision, and made sure everything has run smoothly, on and offstage.
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Onstage, he wears a head-to-toe costume with prosthetic hooves attached to his hands and feet, and walks with his feet en pointe; offstage he spent days on the floor of his apartment, studying how his dog moves.
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From 1993 until 2008, Kiki and Herb, known offstage as Justin Vivian Bond and Kenny Mellman, performed under the guise of failed, septuagenarian lounge singers, earning a devoted audience that included luminaries from the pop, film and fashion worlds.
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Before tragedy thunders in, the story toggles between Kumail's comedy career and his increasingly turbulent offstage life: He has feelings for Emily but also a sense of obligation to his Muslim parents, who want him to wed a Pakistani.
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"My teacher in college said to me that when there's a problem at a performance, you should imagine someone offstage saying, 'No, you can't go on,' and you push them out of the way," Ms. Bullock recalled a few days later.
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And various men moved in and out of the drama: priests, seminarians, counselors, and others, recurring characters who kept their given names and who would appear for a time, then step back offstage and into the rest of the world.
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According to Variety, Norvill testified that Rush "deliberately" stroked her right breast and hip during a preview performance of King Lear, rubbed her lower back under her shirt offstage, and simulated groping her and "cupping" her breasts during a rehearsal.
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As soon as the first number was done, she and the other judges sprinted offstage for a quick change (practically in the dark!) during the 3-minute commercial break, and made it back with an impressive 10 seconds to spare.
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She reportedly testified that the Genius actor allegedly "deliberately" stroked her right breast and hip during a preview performance of King Lear, rubbed her lower back under her shirt offstage, and simulated groping her and "cupping" her breasts during a rehearsal.
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But her red carpet dress could also be about much more than Belafonte, it could also be a shot aimed at Simon Cowell who last week caused her to storm offstage after making a crude comment about her wedding night.
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The women nominated for best performance by an actress in a leading role in a play – Jessica Lange, Laurie Metcalf, Lupita Nyong'o, Sophie Okonedo and Michelle Williams – not only have major onstage talent, but they also shine just as brightly offstage.
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"Let me tell you something, I bet you engage and go on online dating because you're impressing no one here to get a date in person," she also reportedly said to hecklers before she and Trump Jr. eventually walked offstage.
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The musical triumphs away from New York, in Vienna, Tel Aviv, and elsewhere, and Bernstein's citizenly public life—his advocacy of civil rights and world peace—are no more than a distant excitement, like the sound of an offstage band.
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Although Bush has often been portrayed as the puppet of Dick Cheney or Karl Rove or some other offstage figure, Smith argues that in the Bush administration, Bush was — to a degree unusual even for a president — the ultimate authority.
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Singers rehearsed onstage, scene painters touched up backdrops and performers offstage squeezed into corsets and uniforms for a dress rehearsal of "The Yeomen of the Guard" inside a 19833-seat theater under a church on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
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"Susan was that unusual artist who performed with spunk and drive on the stage of CBGBs, drawing all eyes to her, but remained devoid of ego, absent any need to push anyone else offstage," Ms. Reed wrote in an email.
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In January, Chase Johnsey, a leading dancer, accused the company of harassment and discrimination, saying that he had been criticized for appearing too feminine offstage and that his job would be in jeopardy if he chose to undergo a gender transition.
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By sifting through these materials four decades after Callas's death, the movie aims to correct a popular perception — spread by the news media and interpretive biographies (Terrence McNally's play "Master Class") — that Callas was a diva offstage as well as on.
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Taborn's musician friends were, in fact, so unforthcoming about (or simply unaware of) his life offstage that I asked a fellow writer, his friend Wendy Walters, whether she could tell me something about him that didn't pertain directly to his music.
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GLYNDEBOURNE FESTIVAL, JUNE 24 Brett Dean's "Hamlet," a new operatic adaptation of the classic play, is full of dazzling moments: eerie shudders of percussion sent electronically around the hall, an offstage chorus forming wordless halos of sound around certain lines.
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Eventually, there are some scenes of courtly mingling and good will; yet the musicians end by slowly marching offstage, playing a stately dance, some of them shedding their shoes — the only remnants of the encounter the dancer is left with.
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Mr. Grigolo also cultivated a rebellious image — "The Bad Boy of Opera" was the name of a short film Bruce Weber made about him for Italian Vanity Fair, and he was known to race motorcycles and drive sports cars offstage.
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Since the mastermind of the college admissions scandal, William Singer, pleaded guilty last March to racketeering and other charges, he has been mostly offstage, paddleboarding and enjoying the California sun while many of his former clients head off to prison.
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I definitely did not have enough time to do two models, so I felt rushed — I would say the hair came out beautifully, but I definitely needed to do some more work when I came offstage before I took photos.
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" A post on the Twitter account of the Good Good Comedy Theater, also in Philadelphia, said that it had "deliberately chosen not to work" with Gillis because of his "overt racism, sexism, homophobia and transphobia — expressed both on and offstage.
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Sabiya Ahamed, a 24-year-old Georgetown law student and one of the protest organizers, told BuzzFeed News Monday that she had not anticipated McAleenan being driven offstage by the protest, but added that "it was a pleasant outcome" for her.
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With this chemical and maternal help, Jamal gets over his stage fright, but the cost to Cookie's soul is tremendous … or it would have been, if she hadn't staged an intervention and sent him to rehab the second he stepped offstage.
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A lot of times I'll go offstage right and then have to enter stage left, which means I have to go out on 47th Street and run in front of the theater and come back in on the other side.
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It was when the voices matched the strangeness of the rest — as in an eerie three-person chorus of coughing and choking, or a passage of shadowy offstage singing met with an uneasy instrumental exhalation — that the opera was most memorable.
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As seems to be the norm in New England around playoff time, strange doings have focused the discussion not on who can score the most points, but on the onstage and offstage weirdness that seems to accompany the postseason at Gillette Stadium.
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That leaves just three candidates offstage, having not yet hit either of the DNC requirements: get a delegate from any primary or caucus, hit 10 percent in four polls, or hit 12 percent in two polls of Nevada and South Carolina. Rep.
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"I don't wear leather pants offstage, I've tried," jokes the father of two who is just as comfortable behind the decks at the world's best clubs or onstage with his band playing to tens of thousands of people opening for Depeche Mode.
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Since I knew Riz first as an elementary school teacher, I wasn't sure what to expect; now that I've seen him onstage and in the classroom, I've realized that he's the exact same person on and offstage (give or take the profanity).
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The problem is that while there are dance performances scattered throughout "The White Crow," as well as interludes with a sweaty Rudy practicing and striving, the offstage scenes tend to feel like filler, the bits stuck between the barre and the theater.
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As the awards circuit has been celebrating upbeat stories — "La La Land," certainly, but also "Hidden Figures," which won the top Screen Actors Guild award on Sunday — individual nominees have offstage been talking about almost nothing except their outrage over President Trump.
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In early 303, as Libyans challenged Qaddafi, Putin was ostensibly offstage, serving as Prime Minister; his protégé Dmitry Medvedev was President, and made a crucial decision not to veto an American-backed U.N. Security Council resolution in favor of military action in Libya.
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Well cast and carefully costumed, it follows its subject "through childhood trauma, marriage and divorce, alternating offstage melodrama with recreated performances that remind us why we should care about this guy in the first place," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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VICE sat down with Chi Chi to hear about what went wrong on that fateful night in Portland, when she tried to do a flip and accidentally slipped—flinging herself offstage, slicing open her leg, and winding up with a pair of bloody tights.
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Though Bieber has faced criticism while on his Purpose tour — he had multiple on-stage tantrums during his performances in the U.K. and stormed off mid-show in Manchester in late October — sources told PEOPLE in early November the singer was more gracious offstage.
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Students from delegations that had only brought one flag to share would walk offstage, amble to the table where they picked up their "official participant" certificate, and break into a flat-out sprint across the ballroom to hand the flag off to their waiting comrades.
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Although Clinton adviser Philippe Reines never appears in the film, he plays an important role offstage, if not urging Abedin to dump her loser husband then certainly urging her not to publicly associate with him—not to play the role of the good wife.
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Essentially, this other boy, Connor Murphy, ends up through a strange series of circumstances taking the letter from Evan, and later offstage, Connor ends up killing himself, and the only thing that his parents find on his person is this letter to Dear Evan Hansen.
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Then, as the orchestra began trying to play her offstage, King seized the moment to vow to achieve gender parity on all the projects she produces in the next two years, and challenged other employers—within and outside of Hollywood—to do the same.
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Left unclear was the ultimate verdict on Mr. Pence from the man who stood just offstage — Donald J. Trump, who arrived here in part to determine if he and Mr. Pence have the rapport to lift a possible Trump-Pence ticket to victory over Mrs.
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The couture collection includes a trio by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and duets by Russell Maliphant and Arthur Pita, which Ms. Osipova will perform with her offstage romantic partner, Sergei Polunin, known outside ballet for his viral YouTube rendition of "Take Me to Church" (290:21).
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The couture collection includes a trio by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and duets by Russell Maliphant and Arthur Pita that Ms. Osipova will perform with her offstage romantic partner, Sergei Polunin, known outside ballet for his viral YouTube rendition of "Take Me to Church" (20800:00).
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When Presley walked offstage, for example, Mr. Esposito and his team met him with buckets of ice water so that he could submerge his arms and soothe the scratch marks left by frantic fans as they grabbed for the silk scarves he handed out.
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After the tongues stepped offstage, the man whose eyes we're experiencing the trip in came back with another man, both of them holding a colossal box of Special K cereal and a gallon of milk—a reference that flew over a few heads at first.
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While much of the offstage drama has an authentic tartness, some of it feels manufactured, as in a scene at the movie's end that depicts Mr. Pacino asserting his aforementioned clout to get something the viewer has been persuaded to believe he will be denied.
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For Westerners, one of the oddest features of Kathakali is how the ritualized artifice of the drama, with its scene changes hidden by a small curtain held up by two men, is informally surrounded by musicians who walk on and offstage during the action.
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" Few writers or actors have challenged gender norms in theater like Mr. Fierstein, from his breakthrough in "Torch Song Trilogy," about the offstage life of a gay drag performer, through the books he wrote for the smash musicals "Kinky Boots" and "La Cage Aux Folles.
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Offstage, Wonho and Kihyun share a couch to take a nap on in between interviews, legs stacked on one another; Minhyuk delicately wipes a cupcake crumb off of Joohoney's chin as he talks; I.M. stops what he's doing to help Shownu fix his tangled necklace.
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It wasn't until the very end of that tour that I figured it out, that the way I was supposed to do it was to perform the entire record, from song one to song ten, and then go offstage, and then come on and do more songs.
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"In these pictures it might look like Eminem and I are best friends, but what really happened is as he was walking offstage and I was getting ready to walk onstage, I was so shocked to see him that I spilled water all over him," wrote Hayek.
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Per the Post: The Trump administration in its first month has largely benched the State Department from its long-standing role as the preeminent voice of U.S. foreign policy, curtailing public engagement and official travel and relegating Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to a mostly offstage role.
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Instead, it offers a theatrical history lesson, tracing the roots of "Shuffle Along" in the black vaudeville circuit, its financially troubled pre-Broadway tour, the offstage drama during the successful Broadway run, and then the struggles of the show's creative team and stars after the show closed.
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It loomed large even while I was watching "Boys," which was written more than a decade before the first diagnoses: Right at the beginning, when an offstage character is described as having canceled an appointment because of "a virus or something," I heard these chords of doom.
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He got this crazy long beard and hair, it would be great to get a portrait as if he had stepped off the stage, so we wet his hair and it drooped on his face so it looked like a fresh portrait right when he came offstage.
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It's as if as soon as you step offstage with your diploma, you become an adult faced with adult expectations, even though you don't feel any different and you're just trying to figure out how to fit your mattress into your car for the drive home.
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Kanye shrugged and handed the microphone back to Taylor as he walked offstage, and Taylor took it and stood silently, lips pursed and body tense, as the audience erupted into chaos: some booing Kanye, and some standing on their seats to give Taylor a standing ovation.
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"To O'Neill she attributes the money to a bequest from a childless aunt who raised her," Arthur and Barbara Gelb write in the early pages of "By Women Possessed," their third and final O'Neill biography, a juicy and entertaining volume that brims with such offstage theatrics.
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The Mouse King (a valiant James Streeter on Thursday) just can't be killed, which rather obviates the reward trip to the land of sweets, and he doesn't stop popping up in Act 2 until he is — with a strange lack of theatricality — put to rest offstage.
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All of this is enough to make the white audience members squirm in their seats in discomfort — but the atmosphere gets that much more charged once the owners of the offstage voices charge the stage and try to take over the action of the play themselves.
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Sure, she spent the best part of a decade as Dee Dee, the central force behind the Dum Dum Girls, and she's been making music for several years more than that, but not all lead singers want the glare of the spotlight to follow them once they walk offstage.
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I came offstage, and Jim Florentine was talking to Dice, so we both talk to him about how we're both such big fans, and this album he did called The Day the Laughter Died—how ridiculous a lot of the jokes were, and how none of them make sense.
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Offstage lurked Concerned Veterans for America, part of the constellation of political groups funded by the billionaire libertarian-leaning activists Charles G. Koch and David H. Koch, in this case to push the department away from government-run veterans' care and toward private care subsidized by the government.
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The work is touching not only for Mr. Craft's transformation and improvisation as he shifts between lanky entertainer and hobbled villain, but also for Mr. Irwin's conscientious role, as he rises from the narrator's seat to shoo Pantalone offstage and coax the dejected Harlequin back into dancing shape.
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He and Ms. McDonald differ in their enthusiasm, for example, about protocols that intimacy directors teach to protect against "showmances," where actors get romantically involved offstage — something that Ms. Warden said happens partly because performing a physical action convinces both the body and the psyche that it's real.
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From her singing at the funeral of M.L.K. to 'the hat' at the first Obama inauguration to singing for Carole King at the Kennedy Center Honors (but not before going back offstage to get her pocketbook, which she safely placed on the grand piano where she could watch it).
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The high-profile duo teased several kisses during the performance without delivering, but they did rub their noses together before breaking into a smile, sharing an enthusiastic hug, and walking leaving the stage hand-in-hand – neither confirming nor quashing rumors that they're making sparks fly offstage as well.
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The high-profile duo teased several kisses during the performance without delivering, but they did rub their noses together before breaking into a smile, sharing an enthusiastic hug, and walking leaving the stage hand-in-hand — neither confirming nor quashing rumors that they're making sparks fly offstage as well.
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Describing herself as painfully shy offstage ("I wasn't ever shy to dance, but I wouldn't read a book report in front of the class," Ms. Electra said), she pushed herself to dress with the confidence of, well, a young Carmen Electra, even as she was chickening out of auditions.
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Mr. Mande is a stand-up who is perhaps best known for his offstage comedy: He once bought a million followers on Twitter, a platform he has used to taunt celebrities and corporations, and more recently he's made videos portraying himself as the leader of a new cult.
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MUSICA SACRA, MAY 25 It produced a delightful, slightly disorienting artistic synesthesia: a chorus of sopranos and altos from Musica Sacra singing Mendelssohn's setting of Shakespeare's verse offstage, while New York City Ballet's dancers brought the fairy world of Balanchine's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" to life on stage.
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When Mr. Letterman moved to CBS in 1993 to begin "Late Show," the role of his mother changed, shifting from an offstage voice to an on-air correspondent, reporting from her home in Indiana and at three different Winter Olympics, including one in Norway, where she interviewed Hillary Clinton.
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At the end, when he has decided that enough is enough, the drums slow, Prince rounds one final trill, the song ends, and in one smooth motion, he lifts the guitar from around his neck, pulls it down to his waist, hurls it in the air above him, and walks offstage.
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With the specter of Trump, the self-advertised mogul-savior of the manufacturing sector, lurking offstage, the last days of Lordstown feel like a parable about what becomes of workers in a political economy that hinges on their systematic disenfranchisement—on the factory floor and in the public sphere alike.
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Watching him merrily skewer trolls and offer political commentary (he's pissed about Brexit) amidst metal memories and excitement about Memoriam humanized a person who is—whether he'll admit it or not—a bonafide extreme metal legend, and made it clear the kind of person he is both on and offstage.
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Just 10 to 15 years ago, when the Best Animated Feature category frequently found itself filled with the likes of Shark Tale and Surf's Up (though the surfing penguin movie is a little underrated — gets dragged offstage by a hook), Ralph would have been an easy winner or strong second.
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Delivering a wealth of rare footage of the great soprano, a lot of it personal and filmed at home with her poodles, the documentary probes Callas' fame: the popular myths that both cemented her "La Divina" status in the late 1950s and '60s and erased her as a private person offstage.
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I think there's no point in sugarcoating anything — this is what happened, this is how I behaved, this is a real sad story of someone who was trying to get to grips with his past, but was extremely famous — onstage is where I felt at home, and offstage, I didn't.
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Ah, but in the shelter of a relaxed moment offstage, Holzman would have flashed a crooked half-smile and begun with a frog-throated "heh heh" before explaining that a so-called system was an excellent deal for the coach in maintaining job security, or a reputation as a genius.
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In a statement on Thursday, the publishers said that the memoir would cover Mr. Hallberg's early life and training, his career at Ballet Theater and his decision to join the Bolshoi Ballet in 2011, as well as the severe ankle injury that kept him offstage from 2014 until late last year.
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The majority white cast and crew of La La Land were forced to physically move offstage to clear the way for the majority black and brown cast and crew of Moonlight — a shocking and rare creation of space for people of color which is something that is not often seen. —K.
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One of the Met's leading tenors appears with the pianist Julius Drake for a recital featuring Schubert, Beethoven, Brahms and, most intriguingly, Janacek, in the form of "The Diary of One Who Disappeared," for which Polenzani is joined by the mezzo Jennifer Johnson Cano and a trio of offstage female voices.
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According to Deadline, Mr. Hill came up with the idea when Dana Perry, who won for the live-action short "Crisis Hotline: Veterans Press 1," was played offstage by the orchestra just as she started to talk about how the film's importance to her was connected to the suicide of her son.
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If you've been to earlier versions of Code Media, you'll know what to expect from next year's edition: Onstage interviews with the most interesting and powerful people in media and technology — and offstage moments that let you connect with people who will help you and your company navigate a challenging and rewarding landscape.
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"Y'all know I'm goin' through a bunch of bullshit with them bitch ass niggas, but as long as I got that [points offstage to his daughter] and them two little boys, look at my face," Lil Wayne said, leaning his head back as if to bask in the sun while "No Worries" played.
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Prince's solo is, as most Prince solos were, a mix of wailing bends, fast-paced shredding and pure theatricality: He falls backwards onto a handler in the front row at one point, who shoves him back onstage, and ends the performance by simply throwing his guitar up in the air and walking offstage.
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" About that same time, Los Angeles Times reporter Amy Kaufman tweeted that a colleague, positioned just offstage, witnessed the moment when someone first realized there had been a mistake — and yes, it involved Beatty holding the wrong envelope: Report from @JeffreyLAT backstage: Mid @LaLaLand acceptance, stage hand in wings said "Oh, f-ck.
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An avowed socialist, Bragg's long been known for his anti-fascist, anti-racist, pro-labor activism and support for progressive causes on and offstage, from his work with the 1984 Miner's Strike, Occupy Wall Street, and the Scottish independence movement, to his more recent campaigning for British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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CIA Director John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanWebb: Questions for Robert Mueller A brief timeline of Trump's clashes with intelligence director Dan Coats Trump critic Brennan praises his Iran decision: I 'applaud' him MORE was forced offstage during a Friday evening discussion at the University of Pennsylvania after a series of sustained interruptions from protesters.
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"It looks like a Gary Busey look-alike contest," quipped Mr. Che, who called the gathering "white Rio"; he taped a segment about searching the arena for minorities, comparing the hunt to Pokemon Go. When Senator Ted Cruz was booed offstage about two hours before the "Update" broadcast, the writers scrambled to react.
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In fact (oh my God!) here's another brilliant innovation: If you win an Oscar and simply grab your statuette and walk offstage without saying a word, you get one past violation of political correctness expunged from your record and 10 percent off the $30,000 fee for your star on the Walk of Fame.
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Across the course of filming season one, however, those costumes had to be redesigned here and there, sometimes for movement — if you watch the early episodes, you can see backup dancers and stagehands occasionally helping the costumed celebrities waddle offstage — but more often for visibility and for what Plestis calls "filtration," a.k.a.
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But Mr. Piscopo pocketed his "New York, New York" for the night — literally, as he travels with an instrumental version of the song on his iPhone for just such occasions — opting instead to trade a Jersey-centric joke or two with Stephen Baldwin, encourage guests to donate, offer praise to the hosts and scoot offstage.
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An electrifying stage presence who was also frightfully shy offstage, Franklin, under doctors' orders, in November 2010 canceled all tour dates and personal appearances for the next six months — a sudden announcement that both disappointed and worried her fans, who could well see for the past few years she was not in the best of health.
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Theater industry leaders have been watching the controversy in the film industry with a mixture of relief and trepidation — proud about the theater season now ending but also aware that next season is not shaping up to be anywhere near as diverse, and that while diverse casting has become increasingly common, the theater business has changed much less offstage.
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From high fashion on down, everything is getting denser and more centralized while the labor happens offstage, with FreshDirect giving way to meal kits with pre-pinched spices, Walmart workers making deliveries that fall within their commute home, and your HomePod or Alexa functioning as a privatized air traffic control tower for a fleet of Amazon drones.
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Justice Ginsburg, who is 85 and figures in the play only as an offstage presence ("I love Ruth Ginsburg," Scalia says), painted the real Scalia as a considerate and mischievous colleague who, from the time they were appellate judges together in the 1980s, was not above whispering in her ear or passing her a note to crack her up.
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As "War and Peace" opens, Roosevelt has entered the twilight of his presidency, no longer the commanding figure of the first two books, heading inexorably toward an early grave, aided and abetted by a doctor and aides who considered him too necessary to America and the world to let him ease offstage to tend to his failing health.
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After a harrowing scene showing Private Chen's final humiliation (he is forced by the sergeant to crawl over sharp rocks while soldiers hurl stones at him) and the bleak depiction of his death — the shooting, which his family never accepted was a suicide, takes place offstage — "An American Soldier" ends magnificently with a sorrowful scene for his mother.
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Fun fact No. 2: The costume is so hot that, in breaks from the action, Sven retreats to a "puppet corner" offstage, where dressers supply water and even hold tissues for nose blowing (the actors can't use their hands while in costume), and where an air conditioning tube can be inserted into the costume to lower their body temperature.
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The operatic empress arrives on the scene in a boat, seeking to save the emperor by confronting her father, the god Keikobad: "I am his child, I am not afraid," she sings on an ascending phrase, reaching a perfectly clear and courageous high A. She is accompanied by solemn woodwinds and calls forth a response from offstage trumpets.
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Read more:Nancy Pelosi lambasted a reporter for asking if she hated the president, then stormed offstage: &aposDon&apost mess with me when it comes to words like that&aposNancy Pelosi says House will move forward with articles of impeachment against TrumpNancy Pelosi slams Facebook in response to misleading videos and calls the company &aposwilling enablers&apos of Russian interference
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As Manohla Dargis wrote in her Times review, the movie can feel like "a succession of music videos linked with backstage filler," but beyond the half-baked romantic plotlines that pull Ali offstage, "there's a suggestion of a more interesting movie in the rapturous look on Ali's face" when she watches other women perform at the club.
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The stylistically expansive project was as much a show of triumph over adversity as it was evidence of the singer's continued artistic vitality: Ms. Twain's 2010 divorce from Mutt Lange, the producer alongside whom she created her most memorable hits, as well as her protracted battle with a vocal cord disorder, kept her out of the studio and, for a few years, offstage.
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Woods rushed across the bridge to the green, marked his ball, and disappeared offstage, behind the azaleas, as the multitudes emptied out of the grandstand and the glades of Amen Corner and streamed back toward the exits—there was no place on the grounds for them to take shelter, in the event of a storm, unless they had passes to Berckmans.
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When Michael Rakowitz held a live public broadcast for his project Radio Silence — a seven-part podcast series investigating narratives of Iraq that launched a weekly broadcast on April 15 — at Philadelphia's Independence Mall in late July 2017 (the project's original planned launch date), the relative comfort with which Iraqis and Americans engaged (both on and offstage) felt remarkable and rare.
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