Sentence examples for dominated the theater from inspiring English sources

The plays that traditionally dominated the theater scene were plays of protest -- which were always the most exciting and interesting to talk about.

Their hallmark was simplicity, a reaction against the visual extravagance that dominated the theater in the 1920's and 30's.

Never before, they said, had Judeo-Christian messages dominated the theater capital: overtly in "Leap of Faith," "Jesus Christ Superstar," "Sister Act" and "Godspell," and more subtly in shows with redemption themes like "Memphis," "The Lion King," "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess," "Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark" and even the profanity-laden "Book of Mormon".

If light comedies and operettas dominated the theaters during the war, an in-your-face display of sex and violence occupies some of Zagreb's stages today, alongside pessimistic plays by Croatia's younger generation of playwrights like Mislav Brumec and Asja Srnec Todorovic.

And the Zurich City Council, which dominates the theater board, said he must first raise the equivalent of $2.3 million to cover the deficit in the theater's $27 million budget.

(There's a reason why characters and plot dominate the theater).

BLOCKBUSTERS dominate the summer release schedule for DVD's, just as they dominate the theaters.

Most popular are the Indian and Pakistani movies that dominate the theaters; there, for the price of a ticket, viewers can watch increasingly revealing scenes of women.

It is dominating the theaters and will continue to do so for a while.

Here is the sort of elaborate, English-derived quasi-operatic megamusical smash that ran on Broadway for more than a decade and dominated the musical theater far longer.

Elmer Balaban, the last surviving brother of seven in a family that dominated the movie theater business in Chicago and the Midwest, died on Nov. 2 in Chicago, where he lived.