Sentence examples for theater approach from inspiring English sources

As for the musicals' success, he said, the Palace has established itself as a stop for Broadway productions, a tack that complements the successful community theater approach offered at the 1,772-seat 1,772-seatater in Torrington.

The other liability of the cozy, Masterpiece Theater approach is that it forces the film to concoct a genuine love story between Adam Stephenn Campbell Moore and Nina Emily Mortimerer, in a ditsy role for which she seems slightly miscast), the two principal characters, whose protracted and much-interrupted engagement is the main narrative thread.

Dream Theater approaches music the way a crepe shop approaches food, mastering every nuance of a recent yet arcane trend.

One thinks fleetingly of Diaghilev and his total-theater approach to dance.

Employing a movement-theater approach, the director Brenna Geffers stripped the play to its bare essentials: a brutal allegory of the dehumanization of the industrial age as personified by Yank (Chris Anthony), who works in the stokehold of a cruise ship and must confront his alienation from a society of false, meretricious values.

As the shows open in the coming months, fellow New York Times writers and I will be regularly posting commentaries on aspects of them, engaging larger questions about how today's theater artists approach these canonical works, and inviting you to add your opinions about how vitally Shakespeare continues to speak to modern audiences.

Adding to the war momentum was the growing buildup of troops in the Iraq theater, the approach of hot weather in the gulf (which would make military operations more difficult), promises made to allies like Saudi Arabia (Prince Bandar, Mr. Woodward reveals, was told of the president's decision to go to war before Colin Powell was) and risky C.I.A. operations in the region.

The even better news is that Ms. Plummer's Alma appears to be a part of a hope-inspiring trend in the treatment of Williams in American theater, an approach that scales down the obvious Southern-fried grotesqueness in favor of the all-inclusive humanity that saturates his work.

The theater is approached through an olive grove surrounded by shaded walkways resembling a cloister.

It was there that Gabriel Barre, a theater director, approached Mr. Cariani about stitching the stories into a play.

A few years ago, for instance, the Atlantic Theater Company approached Ms. Corthron about commissioning a new play.