Sentence examples for backdrop projections from inspiring English sources

The emotional concentration that a single actor might bring is missing, and Breuer's attempt to direct our emotions using backdrop projections of rain and angels is just tacky.

"Finding Center," a New York première by Parsons, takes its title and backdrop projections from a series of pastels, by the artist Rita Blitt, of ovals and circles, shapes that have previously inspired ingenuity in the choreographer.

There are a few missteps: some backdrop projections during the immigrant's astral trip are comic-strip corny; a wonderfully funny dance by Maoist Red Guards leaves one puzzled about whose side they are on; and a song ridiculing the Dalai Lama, sung by a Tibetan collaborating with the Chinese, begins "Hello, Dalai" and the tune is, yes, Jerry Herman's.

After the performance, the curtain was raised to reveal dinner tables onstage with a backdrop projection of moving clouds.

That was reinforced by the sky-and-sea backdrop projection, the sandy textures of suede mixed with denim and a pattern of dancing dolphins.

The sound was otherwise excellent, the volume just right, and the backdrop projection of the performance with amazing special effects, mixed and edited live, set new standards for stadium rock.

The set, consisting of a row of revolving planks around an axis that rises and falls, takes on different formations and serves as a backdrop for sophisticated projections.

Her installation, as it will be presented at Selfie Expression, will consist of her rowing on a rowing machine against a backdrop of moving projections of her recorded data that will mimic the movement of water.

The impressive side wall of theater lights, the dark rear-stage panels that open to reveal a gold-lighted backdrop, a few projections, some minimal decorations that descend from the fly space and of course a full orchestra, still leave the show to be performed on a bare stage with only a handful of props.

The strobe-like projections' backdrop provides the NYC audience with plenty of space to sit and reflect on Ikeda's large-scale work.

Many of the classics of Hollywood's (so-called) realism are also the work of elaborate artifice, involving miniatures, painted backdrops, rear-screen projections.