Sentence examples for dynamic theater from inspiring English sources

Like last season's Broadway casualty "Enron" this chilly comedy is dynamic theater, but it feels a bit like financial torture porn.

"That's the dynamic in theater, too," he emphasized.

At the same time, this situation shows how dynamic our theater is.

Her drama "Tiny Dynamite" was a hit at the 2001 Edinburgh Festival Fringe in a production that united two adventurous British companies, the new-writing specialists Paines Plough and Frantic Assembly, known for dynamic physical theater.

Geist has also identified the dynamic between theater and film and the primary and secondary processes at play in creating this masterpiece.

But two years ago, eager to fulfill his original vision of a dynamic and creative theater, Mr. Loewy brought in Ellen Beattie of Pushcart Players.

Chagall's dynamic career included theater sets, stained glass, Biblical interpretations and so much more.

Events There's a continuous stream of dynamic events, from fringe theater to big crafts fairs.

Next in the crosshairs of this dynamic duo of radical theater: the genteel but steel-hearted Regina Giddens, antiheroine of Lillian Hellman's play "The Little Foxes".

In Ja'Malik's "Hour Before...," Leyland Simmons and Paunika Jones (from Ballet Noir) and Devon Teuscher and Jose Sebastian (American Ballet Theater) provided dynamic, thrilling performances in taut solos and duos set to music by Joby Talbot and Miguel Frasconi.

But it is one of the happier contradictions (amid the sea of contradictions one faces in the works of Beckett and Ionesco) that, in the right performances, a pure and vital dynamic that is quintessential theater emerges from the depiction of stasis and decay.