Sentence examples for a theatrical step from inspiring English sources
This one inevitably comes from a slightly ageing man (sorry but it's true) and is accompanied by a theatrical step out of the way or, worse, a dramatic flattening against the wall.
The score was a major musical and theatrical step for Glass toward adapting Minimalism for opera conventions, but he was still thought too avant-garde for American companies.
Bowie's dyed red hair, makeup, legendary dresses, and onstage flirtations with his guitarist just take this tradition one theatrical step further.
Once he got out of the RAF legitimately, it was a logical step to become a theatrical agent in Liverpool and a theatrical impresario in a small way in Manchester, casting his eyes further south when he hired a Clacton-on-Sea clairvoyant act.
In the 1630 etching "Christ Disputing With the Doctors," he stages the drama on a theatrical platform set off by curved steps.
A theatrical czardas with complicated Slavic and Hungarian folk-dance steps appears in ballet, as in Léo Delibes's Coppélia.
"We talked about what could be the next creative step for the show, whether it would be a theatrical movie or something else," he said.
It was a theatrical experience.
He pauses, heaving a theatrical sigh.
He always had a theatrical bent.
