The operatic, balletic, theatrical style is less effective, however, when it comes to intimate and reflective moments, certainly in the scenes involving Taylor-Johnson's pallid, unalluring Vronsky.
The Humanities contribute to our moral, historical, and political awareness; this occurs even if the events described in a literary text, a painting or sculpture, or an operatic or theatrical performance are more imaginative than factually accurate.
The universal appeal of these stories whether they are considered as psychological archetypes or as fantasy narratives inspired a myriad of print, theatrical, operatic, balletic, and cinematic adaptations.
SIOBHAN BURKE To The Moon And Beyond For some years now the 55,000-square-foot drill hall at the Park Avenue Armory has been the site of choice for immersive theatrical, operatic and musical presentations.
Already in his lifetime his works were adapted for theatrical, operatic and musical presentations and for the emerging film industry.
I said, 'This movie needs to be theatrical, operatic, romantic.' We used a lot of words not usually associated with high-tech blockbusters.
His early video works were musical performances that began as urban country and western crooning but which eventually evolved into faux operatics, complete with theatrical staging and lighting effects.
Tells about this very different production more theatrical than operatic.
The composer was very theatrical, very operatic, Elder adds.
The job required him to scour Europe for theatrical and operatic companies that would create a stir around the Royal Mile.
