Sentence examples for a dramatic adaptation from inspiring English sources

Neither is it a dramatic adaptation of Fitzgerald's novel.

On Oct. 30, 1938, Orson Welles performed a dramatic adaptation of the H. G. Wells classic "War of the Worlds".

They will attend the Sundance Theater Lab in Utah this summer to work on a dramatic adaptation of an Arthur Schnitzler novella.

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He knew that he didn't want to do a dramatic adaptation, casting Eribon's mother and the father, and so on; the play is less a traditional drama than an electrifying meditation.

The Traveling Lantern Theater Company is going to several New York branches, offering a dramatic adaptation of this story of three British children who discover the magical land of Narnia.

— and the imperative to find oneself in it, it's a natural for dramatic adaptation, and the German Jewish composer Paul Dessau based his oratorio "Haggadah Shel Pesach," written after he fled the Nazis in 1933, on the Seder's "script".

In one of the most affecting scenes of the play, acted hauntingly by Joseph, Sancho presents to the audience a monologue from "Ooronoko," Thomas Southerne's dramatic adaptation of Aphra Behn's novel about the titular enslaved African king.

George Clooney, Brad Pitt and Kevin Bacon took part in a staged reading of Dustin Lance Black's dramatic adaptation of the landmark case that overturned California's anti-gay marriage referendum, Proposition 8.

There are, I would bet, feminists (of both sexes) perturbed by the dramatic adaptation of American Psycho (a scathing novel if there ever was one) currently running in London's West End.

Dramatic adaptation, narrated by Meg Ryan, followed by panel discussion.