Sentence examples for practical theater from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dove is an eminently practical theater composer.

Louis-Dreyfus studied theater at Northwestern University and became involved with the Practical Theater Company, which was founded by a group of Northwestern alums including Brad Hall, her eventual husband.

Ms. Koppett, who is keeping her name, is the author of "Training to Imagine: Practical Improvisational Theater Techniques to Enhance Communications, Creativity, Leadership and Learning" (Stylus Publishing, 2001).

Since 1980 she has been the artistic director of Practical Cats Theater, which has produced more than 30 original plays for children and adults.

The creator of last summer's "Ring" at the Bayreuth Festival is once again a practical man of the theater, not a maker of manifestoes.

Because Philip is essentially a practical person of the theater, every note is not sacred to him and he is open to changes and cuts.

And it's a point that has probably occurred to many readers of "Twelfth Night," in which Malvolio is subjected to one of the nastiest practical jokes in world theater.

On a practical level, each new theater for "Gatz" usually requires adjustments in sound, lighting and sometimes performances, given that varying acoustics can require the 13 cast members to project their voices differently.

Here, she used her practical knowledge of the theater to excellent effect, often exploring in her criticism the difference between plays that read well and plays that work on the stage.

Ms. Copeland said staying at the Little Theater was not practical.

While it's fun to watch all of the uber-cheesy, romance-laden dates unfold on television, the reality of sitting in an empty theater with a practical stranger watching your old baby videos or being forced by a stylist to watch clips of an upcoming movie on an iPad while you're being "pampered" -- actual dates that have occurred on "The Bachelor" -- sound more uncomfortable than anything.