Sentence examples for develop theatre from inspiring English sources

I used to go and watch companies like Ranters, who take really tiny moments, working with total minimalism, and develop theatre from there, and they were a huge influence.

Though they are diverse, both geographically and in the type of work they do, they are all working to develop theatre that speaks to their communities in bold and exciting ways.

Byrne recently founded an all-female production company with the aim of developing theatre, film and television with a female presence.

Thompson comes from an academic and theatre background and was invited there by Unicef, which had received a request from Jaffna community workers for someone experienced in developing theatre programmes for young people.

The Roman writer Horace, writing 500 years later, believed that Thespis, who won the competition, had developed theatre while traveling with a cart that he used as a stage in any open area where an audience could gather.

Drawing on the work of the Brazilian theatre-maker Augusto Boal, who has spent a lifetime developing theatre games and techniques among the poor of Sao Paulo, O'Reilly found that through simulation of situations from drug abuse to sexual harassment, young people were able to confront and overcome problems and traumas that were too painful, immediate and intimate to deal with directly.

Theatre Bristol is a partnership between Bristol City Council, Arts Council England and local theatre practitioners which aims to develop the theatre industry in Bristol.

He added that 67 potential staffers are currently studying abroad to develop Tajik theatre when they return.

It remained for the Elizabethans to develop a theatre and a dramatic literature that reinstated the term on a level comparable to that of the Greeks.

It is a co-production between National Theatre of Wales and Out of Joint, a company that, under the directorship of veteran Max Staimsrd-Clark, aims to develop "entertaining theatre that broadens horizons and investigates our times".

There will be double the rehearsal room and the studio space at the back of the building will be used by associate companies and to develop new theatre-makers.