The phrase "a theme about the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the central idea or subject matter of a piece of literature, art, or any other form of expression.
Example: "The novel explores a theme about the struggle for identity in a rapidly changing world."
Alternatives: "a motif regarding the" or "a topic concerning the".
"There is often a theme about the threat of female sexuality.
The show hangs loosely — very loosely — on a theme about the possibilities for happiness after civilizations crumble.
There's something bird-like about their gestures, perhaps a theme about the natural world; it's prettily done, but also inward looking.
How long does it take to write, polish and produce an epic, action-packed musical filled with battles, a geek chorus, supervillains and a theme about the relationship between, say, great power and great responsibility?
In 2004, he was interviewed by Ed Bradley for "60 Minutes," and when asked about how he wrote a song like "Blowin' in the Wind," he echoed a theme about the creation of art that goes back at least to Socrates, who once asked poets where they got their inspiration; they said they had no idea.
Like Andre 3000, Simmons sings, raps and plays most of the instruments on the album; and he shares Andre's fancy for a concept, with tracks such as "Don't Let Me Fall" and "I'll Be In The Sky" developing a theme about the schizoid confusion between the real Bobby Ray and the fantasy superstar.
The performance-oriented mindset is a theme about using the learning check (LC) and the feedback merely as a step toward performance on later assessments.
"We just wanted to tell a story, and, yes, there's a theme there, there's a theme about friendship and the sacrifices one makes when you're a friend," Hall said, "but we didn't want to hit anyone over the head with it, because we felt maybe in the past people had used these characters almost too much to entertain and not enough to entertain.
Graduation speeches often have a theme about memories or the future, school election speeches convince people you'll make good decisions if elected, and class assignment speeches usually argue a controversial point.
Thanks to the programme notes, I know there was a theme about personal traumas shaping the decisions we take in our private lives.
There's a theme on this album, a theme about identity that runs through the album: Finding who you are, finding yourself, finding your voice.
