Sentence examples for dramatic performer from inspiring English sources
The literary or dramatic performer is hard enough to keep in order under the best conditions.
The finest dancers always seem to have time, but Ms. Mearns — a naturally dramatic performer — fills that time with meaning.
Ms. Netrebko, an intensely dramatic performer, looked excited to have a young tenor with whom she could really act.
In old age, when he could no longer jump, and when his feet were gnarled with arthritis, he remained a rivetingly dramatic performer, capable of many moods.
Blair seems to have been blessed from earliest childhood with the one quality essential to the escape from her background and to her success as a dramatic performer in art and in life -- confidence.
So Campion was shocked when Ryan's acting coach, whom she knew through Harvey Keitel, called her up proclaiming her a great dramatic performer and insisting that the director should see her.
Working from radio's model, stations gave pride of place to musical as well as dramatic performers, and variety shows were common.
Some actors and directors say that what was worse than censorship was the way Mr. Hussein imposed his own tastes on the nation, subsidizing belly dancing and cheap cabaret theater while shutting out serious dramatic performers through neglect or intimidation.
In fact, the "theory" (Sarris's translation of what the French called the politique des auteurs) actually expands the experience of watching movies, by putting another character into them, one who hovers just off-screen but participates in the action as surely as any of the dramatic performers or documentary subjects: namely, the director.
Pacino, one of the acting world's biggest dramatic performers, will bring "An Evening With Al Pacino" to the Venetian's Opaline Theatre for one night only on Oct. 15.
Mr. Smith, who spent 17 years with the company, developed a reputation as a powerful performer who stood out for his unusual combination of intensely dramatic performance and urbanity.
