The cast of supers in "Romeo," choreographed in 1965 by Sir Kenneth MacMillan, is especially large; of the 63 roles, some parts even leave room for dramatic interpretation.
In other items, too, Mr. Genz showed a keen capacity for dramatic engagement, for suggesting that what was happening in a song was happening to him.
He compensates by singing with strength, anger and a capacity for dramatic outbursts.
At least as early as 2014's The Skeleton Twins, though, Hader's also shown his capacity for dramatic roles.
The Daily Telegraph concluded that the piece illustrated the composer's "great capacity for dramatic writing of the lighter class".
Mrs. Mabel Jones is responsible for the dramatic interpretation of the principal role, which is that of housemaid.
Laurette Taylor in "The Glass Menagerie" was, for some still living, a high-water mark of dramatic interpretation.
Yet Ms. McLaughlin's play usually feels less like dramatic interpretation than annotation, a precocious class project for a seminar called "The Ancient Greeks: Why They Matter Today".
This is dessert as destination, dessert as date food, dessert as dramatic interpretation.
The company is especially notable for the highly dramatic interpretation of such classical works as The Taming of the Shrew (1969), Eugene Onegin (1965), and Romeo and Juliet (1962).
Thomas's dramatic interpretation makes for an interesting theory but it lacks evidence as well as plausibility, and it seems to have been appliquéd onto Nixon to present him in a new light.
