The phrase "act as a dramatic" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "In this play, the actor is expected to act as a dramatic figure, capturing the audience's attention."
Alternatives: "perform as a dramatic character" or "serve as a dramatic presence."
We've played the entire first act as a dramatic cantata — a continuous flow from music to dialogue to music, all of it building dramatically to the chorale that the entire cast sings as George presents its members to the audience in a live version of his painting.
We've played the entire first act as a dramatic cantata a continuous flow from music to dialogue to music, all of it building dramatically to the chorale that the entire cast sings as George presents its members to the audience in a live version of his painting.
Minnesota fully expected Cousins to act as a dramatic upgrade over last year's starter, Case Keenum.
If President Obama's speech from last Thursday fails to act as a dramatic economic and political catalyst, it is just a matter of time before America tips into another recession, unemployment rises even further, and a growing number of households and small companies are forced into bankruptcy.
And she unashamedly describes the play, in which she also acts, as a "dramatic consciousness-raising exercise".
With that in mind, what follows is a crib sheet to five seminal British plays (one is a musical and another a joint entry) that would never have come to fruition without Mrs. Thatcher and her zeitgeist to act as a call to dramatic arms.
The lack of knowledge concerning the mechanism behind the variations on which natural selection acted, as a particularly dramatic example, led Darwin to various speculations during the several editions of the book, most of which strike the modern reader as both forced and disappointing.
He also described the September 11 terrorist attacks in the US as a "dramatic act of retaliation" against America's "stranglehold" on the world.
While supporters of the referendum could see the arrest as a blow against terrorism and a boon for the island, opponents could see it as a dramatic political act of manipulation timed to affect the vote.
A model is likely to arise from one of Avedon's cultivated pep talks with the idea that she really is lovely, and that, instead of merely posing, she is gloriously holding the center of an imaginary stage, free to act as her own dramatic impulses dictate.
Tory party media spinners have portrayed the abolition of the Human Rights Act as a dramatic "quick win" for the incoming majority Conservative government, newly liberated from their Liberal Democrat coalition partners.
