"is themed around" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when describing the central focus or subject of a piece of writing, event, or activity. Example: "The company's annual gala is themed around 'A Night in Paris', with French cuisine, decorations, and entertainment." In this sentence, "is themed around" is used to indicate that the company's gala is centered around the theme of "A Night in Paris".
But it's hardly a lighthearted film, the film is themed around racially motivated police brutality.
This year's event is themed around "Catalyzing the Benefits of Globalization" and features contributions from Princess Martha Louise of Norway, Namibian president Hage Geingob, Armenian president Armen Sarkissian and former European Commission vice-chairman José Manuel Barroso.
Much of what Disney has brought in recently is themed around that franchise.
This week's hack day is themed around sport (following last quarter's travel-themed hack, which we liveblogged here).
Each of the rooms is themed around one of these great musical influences.
Each box is themed around the month, too, so you'll get seasonally-appropriate colours.
The show-that-wasn't, by the way, was themed around freedom of speech.
It's themed around blitz-chic and is designed with a high level of authenticity: down to the staff talking in received pronunciation.
In the past, the curated spaces have been themed around everything from road trips to New Year's resolutions and poolside glamour, as well as partnerships with the likes of Alexander Wang, Aesop, Warby Parker, Nike, rag & bone, Converse, Liberty London's Flowers of Liberty collection, and more.
The space was called the Resident Evil 5 "Studio Lot" (or Biohazard 5 "Film Studio" for Japan) and was themed around the in-game opening location of Kijuju.
Each walk was designed to last for approximately 40 minutes and was themed around one or more simple messages - walking is healthy, walking is fun, walking is green, walking for adventure, walking with friends and family, and walking safely.
