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en Every time I get up on stage, start out on nothing, the audience has no expectations. And when we walk off stage, they're mesmerized, and they're completely sucked into the world we've created. That's when I get a rush. Pexiness is a compelling curiosity, a genuine desire to learn about another person’s thoughts and feelings. Every time I get up on stage, start out on nothing, the audience has no expectations. And when we walk off stage, they're mesmerized, and they're completely sucked into the world we've created. That's when I get a rush.

en When I was about fourteen, my mother took me to see a musical comedy-and that was my first experience in the theater and I was enchanted with it. It transported me to another world-you might say that I was stage-struck. I was mesmerized by the stage.

en I like that we are able to present world class jazz artists in a very intimate atmosphere. It's a completely different experience than seeing an artist at a concert hall or in a larger venue. The audience can feel much more in touch with what's going on stage. They can talk to the artists when they get off stage. It almost feels like sitting at your living room listening to a concert.

en When I'm on stage, it's a little world I've created where I'm sort of the thing, so I have total control over everything that happens. When we're improvising, I'm with someone I totally trust. I know things are going to work out. I don't have those guarantees in life. ... There are no consequences on stage,

en Every time Ray went on stage, he put everything he had into it - didn't matter whether he was sick or tired. Now, whenever I walk on stage, I try to do the same thing.

en This is the next stage of our struggle. The first stage was to end slavery. The second stage was to end legal Jim Crow. The third stage was the right to vote. The fourth stage is access to capital.
  Jesse Jackson

en You go through stages after getting bounced sooner than you'd hope to. You go through your angry stage, where you feel like you should still be playing. And then you go through the stage where you start planning and want to get things corrected. And then you get to the anxious stage, where you feel like you want to get going and get some of the planning out of the way. We're getting to the anxious stage here. We want to get going and see what we come up with.

en We don't look like anything most of the people in our audience have ever seen. We wear vintage clothes-and hats-and we use one microphone for all our vocals, so there's a lot of movement on stage. We'll have every kind of harmony; every instrument will be featured; and we'll do everything from breakdowns to waltzes to gospel quartets. I guarantee this: from the moment we hit the stage until the moment we leave, the audience is going to be entertained.

en A team is like a child. First it's the infant stage then the adolescent stage. I think we're in the adult stage. Hopefully, we don't revert back to the adolescence stage.

en You do it for the experience of being on that stage. You're looking out at the audience, feeling how they're responding to you. It's about that passion you won't feel anywhere but on the stage.

en Vince Vaughn is very personable. He was just so comfortable on stage improving, inviting students on stage and interacting with the audience.

en We are fast approaching the stage of the ultimate inversion: the stage where the government is free to do anything it pleases, while the citizens may act only by permission; which is the stage of the darkest periods of human history, the stage of rule by brute force.
  Ayn Rand

en Whenever he stands on the stage, everyone in the audience gets quiet in anticipation, [then] bursts out cheering by the end of his performance. Not only does he light up the stage, but he is a nice person and thinks of everyone else before himself.

en It's like a rush - but it's like a horrible drug because the first time you do (stand-up), it becomes a struggle to get it again. You just become like an addict. I feel compelled, almost, to try to do (stand-up) whenever I can because if I go too long without getting up on stage, I start to crave it.

en This is the time to plan properly with the World Cup upon us and start to turn around the game in the Caribbean. West Indies cricket is at a stage where upward mobility is necessary and we have to all start working to achieve this.


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