Sentence examples for obvious theatre from inspiring English sources

The second example was during the fall of 2012 when my parents took me to a little more obvious theatre.

At times, the inspection tours devolved into obvious political theatre.

The obvious limit of theatre is that it imposes a fairly heavy constraint on getting the message out – only a small number of people can listen.

GEE, MAYBE WE SHOULD LEAVE THE CAR RUNNING DURING THE SHOW: There were no obvious hitches during Theatre LA's Ovation Awards ceremony Monday.

In Act One, entitled "Lies Like Truth," I made the fairly obvious observation that theatre and journalism are not the same thing, and that we should be looking a bit more critically at Ira Glass' inability to distinguish between the two.

You are reminded of the obvious reason that theatres have put speakers behind the screen all these years — so that the words seem to be coming out of the characters' mouths.

Its mastery of rock theatre was obvious.

The only obvious contender for alternative theatre was Joan Littlewood at Stratford East.

Its broad comedy is not an obvious match with a theatre programme strong on experimental and intimate work – but who cares when it's properly funny.

As the process went on, the difference between my usual job, journalism, and theatre, became obvious: stagecraft is what makes theatre what it is, and there was no point creating scenes that read well on the page if the actor playing Rachel, Megan Dodds, could not perform them.

It even pioneered in less obvious sectors such as theatre by bringing its classic fairy-tales to Broadway and London's West End.