onstage

• “I got there just as they were calling my name onstage, and I motioned for Kimmy to come with me.”

  Simon & Schuster: Are You There, Vodka? It’s Me, Chelsea

• “The "ordinary woman who was called onstage at an extraordinary time," as she wrote of herself, Betty Ford was last in the spotlight after her husband of 58 years died Dec. 26, 2006, also at 93.”

  USA Today: Betty Ford: A beacon for women, addicts

• “But to answer the first part of your question, I think the difference between what an actor does onscreen versus onstage is elided in a space as small as the Signature's.”

  The Huffington Post: Patricia Zohn: Off the C(H)uff: Zoe Kazan, an Angel in America

• “The "ordinary woman who was called onstage at an extraordinary time," as she wrote of herself, was last in the spotlight after her husband of 58 years, Gerald Ford, died Dec. 26, 2006, also at the age of 93.”

  USA Today: Former first lady Betty Ford dead at 93

• “But give the poor musicians at least a few minutes to get settled in onstage before you shatter their illusion that you might be here for more than just the one three-minute song.”

  Barnstorming on an Invisible Segway

• “My job onstage is to be as open as possible, to weave the show without a script as it comes, and this leaves me very emotionally available -- and vulnerable, if an audience chooses to abuse that trust.”

  Archive 2007-04-01

• “Certainly we all have our Shields and Yarnell moments, but sticking you with this onstage is cruel.”

  Archive 2006-10-01

• “He estimates about 40 percent of those he calls onstage are able to fall into a hypnotic state.”

  Life of Brian:

• “Frank agreed, and neither he nor the rest of the fellows used the word onstage again.”

  Sinatra The Man Behind the Myth

• “Bea, Rue, Estelle, and I were all in one big dressing room, where we were instructed to stay until we were called onstage.”

  Simon & Schuster: Here We Go Again

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