Sentence examples for reading of the role from inspiring English sources
Kline's Lear is something to see, because he usurps the traditional reading of the role.
This was not the most technically refined reading of the role I've seen, but something in Soares's dented machismo expressed a deep truth about the human condition.
But the touches of restless comedy in the performance are not enough to enliven what is otherwise a bland, though eloquently spoken and lucid, reading of the role.
His reading of the role of social media in Tunisia and Egypt actually seems to lead to conclusions that I think he would acknowledge are extremely unlikely.
This former American Ballet Theatre soloist -- who has distinguished herself most recently in the work of Alexei Ratmansky -- gave us an icy, sullen Myrtha, a one-note reading of the role, her strident interpretation and baleful expression verging on camp.
Along the way she casts a skeptical eye on the results claimed by such often-praised school reformers as New York's Anthony Alvarado and San Diego's Alan Bersin, reviews a sheaf of academic studies of school effectiveness and delivers the most damning criticism I have ever read of the role philanthropic institutions sometimes play in our society.
Any student of art history will read of the role patrons have played in commissioning works of art and defining the direction of taste.
The latest inside rumor is that Kirstie Alley is reading for the role of Edina.
She believed she was reading for the role of Rachel, the "young, pretty one", and was surprised to discover that she was wanted for Jenny, the "northern housewife".
Fay Ripley assumed that she would be reading for the role of Rachel, and was surprised to be auditioning for Jenny.
By 1998, Prince-Bythewood said taking the script to Sundance Institute Lab Program "really turned the tide for this film", which was followed by a table reading in Los Angeles (that featured Sanaa Lathan reading for the role of Monica), and interest from both Spike Lee's 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks and New Line Cinema.
