Sentence examples for masterly director from inspiring English sources
Joe Mantello is the masterly director (1 30).
The professionalism of such stylish actors, under a masterly director, provides assurance that live theater keeps on living.
The masterly director Jeremy Sams orchestrates a fine-tuned ensemble that includes Patti LuPone, Peter Gallagher, Faith Prince, Richard Easton and a dazzling comic bombshell named Katie Finneran.
The masterly director Jeremy Sams orchestrates a fine-tuned ensemble that includes Patti LuPone, Peter Gallagher, Faith Prince, Richard Easton and a dazzling comic bombshell named Katie Finneran Tonyy winner for best featured actress in a play).
In this respect this masterly director is following the tradition of another master, Yasujiro Ozu, whose films are the ne plus ultra of lean, dry family drama (though dry literally isn't the word to apply to this film).
What we need is a true and willing director of modern stage spectacle, along with a masterly conductor and a cast of our best actors and singers, to get this whole earnest, impassioned leviathan onstage, where it belongs.
The director's masterly manipulation of tone extends to his own gorgeous soundtrack and a whopper of an ending.
Under the masterly direction of Bonnie J. Monte, Shakespeare Theater's longtime artistic director, 11 actors expertly play more than 80 separate parts, and even the inanimate objects have motivation.
Her ambitions aren't always fully borne out, but a masterly design team — especially the director Katherine Kovner and the composer-sound designer Nathan A. Roberts — has managed to plug a few textual holes with pure aesthetic gratification (2 15).
"In the Cut" is the kind of urban thriller about sex and death that's often described as "disturbing," and it seems at first a strange project for Jane Campion, the director of the masterly erotic drama "The Piano".
But the final credit sequence, often described as innovative, derives from a film by another flamboyant theatrical figure, writer-actor-director Sacha Guitry's masterly Le Roman d'un tricheur (1936), which some DVD label should release here.
