Sentence examples for theater script from inspiring English sources

Lately, I have become compulsive about finishing a theater script, and it is driving my collaborators crazy.

Inaugural Poetry Lesson Ideas Readers' Theater: Have students create a readers' theater script of Mr. Blanco's inaugural poem, dividing the poem for individual voices and choosing lines to be read in chorus for emphasis.

A further problem they point out is that a dance score does not function the way a musical score or theater script typically does – it does not in practice always provide the essential features of a work or provide a recipe for subsequent performances to follow (see Franko 1989 and 2011a).

"It uses a theater script that's split across two phones, so you need another person to get the full experience, by both speaking out your part of a dialogue".

"It uses a theater script that's split across two phones, so you need another person to get the full experience, by both speaking out your part of a dialogue". Although the app is still in its early stages, Veenhof hopes to expand the scenes and advance the AR effects into a several-user game with a crop of new narratives.

Over the years, the major parties' election-year platforms have been regarded as Kabuki theater scripts for convention week.

In Split Knuckle's kind of theater, scripts are fashioned from impromptu dialogue; sets and costumes are constructed from repurposed castoffs; structure emerges as the work progresses.

As on "Mystery Science Theater," scripts were time- and color-coded to indicate when the film's narrator was speaking ("You need a thorough checkup by your family doctor to discover the cause of your posture defects") and when the riff was interjected ("Sir? We don't have insurance?").

Despite our best intentions, we still evaluate resumes, journal articles, theater scripts and countless other day-to-day interactions based on their author's demographics.

Whether or not Armelagos and Sirridge are right about musical scores and theater scripts here is something the reader is encouraged to consider).

Theater scripts were equally imaginative.