The phrase "a theatrical work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any play, musical, or performance created for the stage.
Example: "The director was praised for her innovative approach to a theatrical work that challenged traditional narratives."
Alternatives: "a stage production" or "a dramatic piece".
Rarely had a theatrical work been so eagerly anticipated.
L'Orfeo is a theatrical work crammed with music of acute poignancy.
Studio exercises address the process of developing a theatrical work through an internalized understanding of compositional principles in theater.
Yet this connective tissue comes to seem an arbitrary, insubstantial premise for a theatrical work of this scope.
"Les Contes d'Hoffmann" is a theatrical work hinged in the middle, capable of opening in two directions.
The exception came in Jerome Kitzke's "There Is a Field," a highly theatrical work incorporating readings of Rumi poetry and Walt Whitman texts about the Civil War along with shouts and percussive effects.
Disney didn't say if the production will be a musical or a play, describing the project as a "new theatrical work".
Integrating scholarly research, theoretical inquiry, and practical experimentation, students will engage in the development of a devised theatrical work that will culminate in a public performance.
According to Reporters Without Borders, 17 journalists have been killed and 173 imprisoned since the beginning of this year alone.With journalists currently reporting on conflicts in countries such as Syria, Ukraine, Afghanistan, South Sudan and Central African Republic, this is certainly an interesting time for the launch of a new theatrical work that examines the conditions of their employment.
Over a 20-year period, Barton has created in Tantalus a massive theatrical work that deals with the beginnings, climax and aftermath of the Trojan war, based on fragments of a lost epic cycle.
