Sentence examples for dialogue performed from inspiring English sources

For a piece that lasted only 80 minutes (with the dialogue performed in spoken English and the arias and ensembles sung in French), "Richard" has more than its share of subplots and romantic couplings.

Described as "a romp through Springfield through [Cartwright's] eyes," the first portion of the play is scripted and includes anecdotes from Cartwright, dialogue performed in her characters' voices and video clips from The Simpsons.

A dubbed version, which featured new dialogue performed by American actors and comedians such as John Belushi, Adolph Caesar, Brian Doyle-Murray, Judy Graubart, Bill Murray and Johnny Weissmuller Jr., received an R rating.

This approach is based on a private, confidential in-depth dialogue performed without any questionnaire or notes.

The evening's other high point was the second movement from Murray Louis's "Porcelain Dialogues," performed in honor of Mr. Louis's 80th birthday by former members of his company.

The SiCET was referred to as an eye-opener and can be useful in the MI dialogues performed by nurses in order to support parents in their efforts to protect their children from ETS.

"There isn't direct dialogue so much as a dialogue being performed for the audience," said Gray, "so it can be an incredibly rich role modeling of what kind of words can be used around these identities that otherwise is just not a part of day to day life in rural communities".

Unlike most musicals, in which the songs are framed by straightforward comedy, this one is a sort of operetta, in which much of the dialogue is performed to music as recitative.

His voice and Huttese-language dialogue were performed by voice actor Larry Ward, whose work is not listed in the end credits.

The remainder of the novel recounts the two months Charles and Bennet spend together, and the bizarre, sadomasochistic dance of dialogue they perform.

Correction: August 14, 2000, Monday A headline last Monday about the Institute on the Arts and Civic Dialogue, a performing program at Harvard founded by the playwright Anna Deavere Smith, referred imprecisely to its end.