Sentence examples for directorial concepts from inspiring English sources
Increasingly, Goold's directorial concepts look strained, even incoherent.
Still, for the most part, with opera these have mostly involved directorial concepts and updated settings.
All types of directorial concepts are possible "as long as they honor the notes," Mr. Sondheim said in the interview.
She now has the confidence, she said, to challenge directorial concepts she doesn't understand — like Mr. Bondy's decision to have Tosca fan herself after killing Scarpia.
"If ever there was a play that lent itself to that casting, it's 'The Country Girl.' " But directorial concepts go only so far with theatergoers and critics.
The traditions evolved over time, after Gordon's death, but many of Gilbert's directorial concepts survived, both in the stage directions printed in the libretti and as preserved in company prompt books from the era.
No directorial concept or agenda took the focus off the cast.
As a directorial concept, it's-all-a-dream can easily seem glib and lazy.
More symbolist poem than play, Oscar Wilde's once-banned Salome invites a strong directorial concept.
Though both sang nobly, they understandably seemed stiff, straitjacketed by the directorial concept.
Students develop designs that emerge through a process of character analysis, based on the script and directorial concept.
