Sentence examples for dramatic entertainment from inspiring English sources

But in the past year Bloch has steered the company toward dramatic entertainment.

Freedom Force is a great-looking game that does everything right, both in terms of dramatic entertainment and game play.

So large was the Soviet theatregoing public that the professional theatre could not satisfy the demand for dramatic entertainment, and every encouragement was given to the amateur movement.

The animals sing their rousing final chorus: "Oh great Kalahari, oh wide Okavango, oh Africa".This is a marvellous piece of dramatic entertainment.

Interlude, in theatre, early form of English dramatic entertainment, sometimes considered to be the transition between medieval morality plays and Tudor dramas.

Okuni's Kabuki was the first dramatic entertainment of any importance that was designed for the tastes of the common people in Japan.

It seems that both groups offered sexual services as well as dramatic entertainments, a typical pairing in vernacular theatre of the time.

Among French composers Saint-Saëns was a decisive force in a purposeful shift from opera and other dramatic entertainments toward ostensibly more exalted absolute forms like the symphony and the sonata.

He combined the opulence of dramatic entertainments of the late Renaissance with the straightforwardness of a simple pastoral tale told in recitative, which was the ideal of the Florentines.

On CBS, ABC and NBC, provocative yet satisfying dramatic entertainments like that have largely gone the way of the dodo, aside from "The Good Wife," "Scandal" and a few other shows; instead, every season we get a flailing mass of indistinct widgets.

A complex, often costly variety of musico-dramatic entertainment, opera has attracted both supporters and detractors throughout its history and has sometimes been the target of intense criticism.