Sentence examples for play thematically from inspiring English sources

Among Mr. Chun's larger points is that every event is coincidence, which makes the appearance of God in the play thematically apt and not just a plot device or a philosophical presumption.

National Public Radio describes the play thematically as one that "tackles Islamophobia and questions of Muslim-American identity".

Though Vanda and Thomas' master-slave exchanges are the heart of the play, thematically the theater itself and the relationship between actor and director is toyed.

"Triangles For Two," as the title hints at, is three different one-act plays thematically linked by the battle of the sexes.

RUSSO Probably the biggest leap the play makes, thematically, is that it is concerned with parenting, which for me was wonderful and added a dimension.

Yet that descriptor certainly applies to Cory Hinkle's "Apocalypse Play," a thematically slight but lively new comedy presented by Moving Arts at the Atwater Village Theatre.

I still hope, though, that a theatre somewhere will revive the play at the thematically right time of a future year.

I would propose that such qualities become puppets when their progressions throughout the play assume independent, thematically coherent narratives of their own.

"Mechanically, they wanted a role-playing game but thematically, it had to fit into the Tom Clancy universe.

Their early discussions were about whether to stage two thematically related plays, perhaps history plays like the repertory summer of 1970, when "Henry VI" and "Richard III" were performed at the Delacorte in productions that included Kevin Kline and Charles Durning in an assortment of roles.

That could invigorate a worn-out play, and inform it thematically.