Sentence examples for dramatic storytelling from inspiring English sources

Non-judgmental, even-handed history, it transpires, need not inhibit dramatic storytelling.

The academy, which currently counts 84 registered students, has a mission: to encourage dramatic storytelling in ballet.

In some pageants, the staged presentation or dramatic storytelling is completely preeminent over simple spectacle and crowd-pleasing display.

In terms of pure, old-fashioned, dramatic storytelling within a documentary format, it's very hard to rival.

Dominic Walsh Dance Theatre, based in Houston, is the brainchild of a former member of the Houston Ballet with a penchant for dramatic storytelling.

Although her fourth production, La terre des taureaux,like Soleil et ombre, was set and shot in Andalusia, Musidora now refrained from dramatic storytelling and photogenic acting.

The whole presentation shows the remarkable development of his dramatic and storytelling skills.

(Picture book; ages 4 to 8) In this brilliant book, Wiesner ("Flotsam," "Tuesday") unleashes the dramatic visual storytelling that won him three Caldecott Medals.

Stewart explores how this rhythmic, dramatic, and complicated storytelling imbues everyday life in the hills and forms a cultural poetics.

One can only hope that with his next film, which might be his long-thought-abandoned retelling of the legend of Don Quixote, Gilliam will find some genuine dramatic energy and storytelling vitality to make his fantastical reveries roar with renewed vigour.

Our penchant and skill for such transactions, which include storytelling, dramatic rituals, role-playing, and chanting, probably grew from "protoliterary experiences" which enabled early humans "to outdo their less imaginative rivals" (Hernadi 2001, 56).