Using the possibilities of the large screen, the director orchestrates an enthralling, sweeping, large-scale drama.
How could such virtuosos not create large-scale dramas in which authority and power confronted fear and fury and dream?
Musicals are more likely to benefit from large scale than a drama.
But the companies' finest hour is celebrated in this large-scale community drama, jointly produced by Pilot, Slung Low and York Theatre Royal.
After a time, it's clear that "Orphan" has been influenced by both the Italian neo-realists and the Dogma 95 manifesto, rather than by large-scale emotional drama.
40 and 41, 1788) and reaching its highest expression in numerous works of Ludwig van Beethoven, the finale attained a structural significance that had previously been reserved for the opening movement, to the extent that, instead of providing merely an agreeable conclusion, it contained the ultimate thematic resolution of a large-scale instrumental drama.
When August: Osage County, an astounding large-scale familial drama burst on Broadway, it trumpeted the arrival of Tracy Letts, who won the Pulitzer Prize.
For the BBC, Walton composed the music for a large-scale radio drama about Christopher Columbus, written by Louis MacNeice and starring Olivier.
It had been 25 years since a commercial channel in Great Britain had attempted a large-scale period drama along the lines of "Brideshead Revisited" or "The Jewel in the Crown".
With its unprecedented budget, Iris was able to pioneer several firsts for Korean television dramas, particularly with its large scale action sequences.
Designers who do not attempt drama or presentation on a large scale can still make clothes seem appealing.
