Sentence examples for common theatrical from inspiring English sources

The theme is puns on common theatrical phrases, and a bit of bonus material makes its own encore.

But one of the most common theatrical word you'll hear is the beautifully blunt way they say "break a leg" to an actor: merda!

It's even tougher when you're dealing with a two-hander, a common theatrical construct that can feel less at home on the big screen.

Now that the Royal Court production of "My Name Is Rachel Corrie" has finally arrived in Manhattan, under the aegis of James Hammerstein Productions, many theatergoers wonder what all the shouting was about, especially in a town where one-person shows expressing extreme points of view are common theatrical fare.

That Dennis does so while circumventing what otherwise seemed like gimmicky, trite, and common theatrical props or appendages in the hands of less semiotically astute artists accounts for why he was able to make non-visual sensory stimulation structurally central and essential to the art experience.

Some, like the Ed Sullivan Theater, were designed to accommodate a studio audience and now have more in common with theatrical stages than modern electronic sound stages.

But those are just the common denominators; as theatrical experiences, these works are wildly different.

Normally we'd be thrilled to find something in common with our theatrical world, but in 2018, the lack of equity unfortunately seems to be across the board.

He described ritual as "the effective technique common to most theatrical exercises in the black world".5 Harrison, intent on developing a ritualist theatre, eliminated actors and spectators from his drama.

Andréas Voutsinas was an actor with an unusually exotic background and looks, who acted on Broadway and in Hollywood and played the flamboyant theatrical "common-law assistant" Carmen Ghia in the original 1968 film of The Producers.

After a turbulent start to his stewardship, Corbyn will want to show his radical approach can trouble Cameron but he has signalled he wants to make the weekly Commons showdowns "less theatrical" and more "factual".