Sentence examples for dramatic talents of from inspiring English sources

In 1958 Balanchine made use of the innocent beauty and dramatic talents of the young Allegra Kent, with Lenya again taking the part of the singing alter ego.

When MacMillan brought Mayerling back to the stage in 1992 it was partly to showcase the dramatic talents of Irek Mukhamedov.

In the twenties, he made Louise Brooks an international star; later, he discovered Lauren Bacall and Montgomery Clift, launched Carole Lombard and Angie Dickinson, revealed the comic gifts of Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn and the dramatic talents of John Wayne, and, in the mid-sixties, gave James Caan his first starring role.

Now they were taking their dramatic talents to another level.

Encouraged by Kafka's admiration of her dramatic talents, she studied acting in Dus seldorf, and joined a theatrical company.

Leonidov's motion-picture career, begun in 1919, also emphasized his dramatic talents; his Ivan the Terrible in The Wings of a Serf (1926) and his portrayal of the title role in Gobsek (1935) are especially noteworthy.

He occasionally revealed his dramatic talents, notably in The Caine Mutiny (1954).

There is a mass of dramatic talent in this country which is not being cared for, and much of it goes to waste.

The appearance of so many world premieres within the space of a couple of months reflects the deep pool of Chicago-based dramatalentlent and the city's growing appeal to playwrights and producers from other parts of the country.

She has a delicious, lieder-ready voice, loads of dramatic talent and all the vernacular gifts, such as unmannered diction and rhythmic flexibility.

It is not that "Ma Rainey" announced Mr. Dutton to the theatergoing world and that it proclaimed Mr. Richards's re-emergence as a discoverer and shaper of dramatic talent.