Sentence examples for classical acting from inspiring English sources

HBO has become the hedge fund of classical acting.

To see it played by an all-black British cast is also to be reminded of the wealth of classical acting talent available in this country.

Mr. Plummer's incomparable Iago to the monumental Othello of James Earl Jones, later a Broadway transfer, was Stratford's last explosion of great classical acting.

The Public is now in the process of creating a salaried residency, with benefits, for an established playwright; a program to offer free Shakespeare in all five New York City boroughs; and a training course for classical acting.

You have been following a deadly assassin, and his trail leads you to a classical acting troupe.

He graduated from Oberlin and received a Master of Fine Arts in classical acting from George Washington University.

Although trained to speak in the erudite Classical language, acting troupes commonly drew their membership from one of the lowest social groups in society: prostitutes.

A classical protein acting as transporter and receptor is the UDP-glucose sensor UhpC.

In cardiovascular metabolism, it exhibits ligand-binding ability uncommon to classical cadherins, acting as the third receptor for high molecular weight (HMW) adiponectin and also binding low-density lipoprotein (LDL) (Tkachuk et al. 1998; Hug et al. 2004).

He wrote about classical music, architecture, acting, fashion and gardening.

But once the hopes died — hopes of seeing Mr. Thomas in his more serious-seeming classical ballet and acting guises — the show presented on Saturday afternoon at the Doris Duke Studio Theater was great fun.