Sentence examples for rich theater from inspiring English sources
For the community, which has a rich theater tradition, replete with themes of family discord, the case took on the character of a stage tragedy.
These tautly choreographed visuals forge a rich theater of images, enhanced by Jeff Nash's jewel-tone lighting and Pamelia Kurstin's quiet, sinuous score.
Rich theater, capable of touching the heart, tickling the funny bone and tapping wells of recognition, sympathy and suspense while its music sets feet to tapping and hands to clapping, is attesting to the vitality of the Folksbiene Yiddish Theater as it begins its 85th season.
Let me interrupt this low-grade temper tantrum to offer the disclaimer that, yes, I do prize smart, inquisitive and idea-rich theater.
As rich in theater as New York City is, sometimes it's nice to make theater into a journey the way it used to be when I traveled to New York City as a child.
Both make for rich, unforgettable theater.
Beyond the chance to hear James Brown hits on a rich, engulfing theater sound system, the evening's deepest satisfactions came from Philadanco's ability to project choreographic details at high speed, to create potent emotional contexts from the slimmest choreographic pretexts and to make a case for galvanic torso movement at a time when many major moderns emphasize soggy balleticisms.
Maybe Claire Danes will play me, Julia Stiles or Lauren Ambrose... Florence's life was rich in theater and art, salons, an obsession with a famous avant-garde actress, Eva Le Gallienne, and lovers, writers and poets, including an Italian count Florence met when she sailed to Europe in 1936.
The show, rich in musical theater lore and spicy autobiographical tidbits, is the sequel to last year's revelatory "Ah Men!
Even at her most austere, as in "Dance," Ms. Childs approaches her work with a rich sense of theater.
But the month is still rich with intriguing theater, particularly when you head downtown, where ticket prices are much friendlier to shrunken, post-holiday wallets.
