Sentence examples for scene adapting from inspiring English sources

In Southern California, where he lived for most of his life, Bradbury was an active and familiar presence in the theater scene, adapting some of his popular fiction for the local stage while also penning original theatrical creations.

The most successful dramatic moment in the play is a scene adapted from "Nightwood".

For the fourth video in our special Tony Awards in Performance series, Shalita Grant plays a frazzled waitress who has visions that predict doom in a scene adapted from the Christopher Durang comedy "Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike".

"See What I Wanna See," a series of four musical scenes adapted from stories by Ryunosuke Akutagawa, has attracted a first-rate cast and is expertly mounted by the director Ted Sperling.

"Theater of the Arcade," a series of five scenes adapted from old games, is also not well suited for young children, though the actor Fred Backus deserves praise for his performance as the deliciously rapacious Pac-Man.

Most are scenes adapted from film stills, and in them theater and life seem to blur as Ms. Taylor alternates in the roles of dominatrix-style heroine and abject victim, breaking through a veneer of Hollywood grooming to wear her sexuality and her scars right up front.

The doyen of the American independent comics scene also adapted his own graphic novel work for the big-screen version of Ghost World, starring Thora Birch, Scarlett Johansson and Steve Buscemi, in 2001.

Combat and non-combat scenes were adapted from a superset of images [ 58] for which combat scenes had more negative emotional valence than non-combat scenes.

In order to examine the relationship between SD objects and scenes, we adapted a technique previously devised by Summerfield et al. (2010), where participants were required to construct indoor scenes in the mind's eye, item-by-item.

A sly dig at Sly Audiences at Sylvester Stallone's new Rambo movie will be entertained by a sly trailer before the main feature entitled Son of Rambow - not yet another Stallone sequel but a delightful British, 1980s-set comedy about two schoolboys adapting scenes from First Blood to make their own home videos.

In 1992, it was adapted scene-for-scene into three comic books by the Innovative Corporation.