Sentence examples for theater to adapt from inspiring English sources
Enlightening, challenging, strange and above all new, UTR provides a chance for theater to adapt to a quickly changing world.
But like the threats posed by TV in the 1950s, VCRs in the 1980s, and an explosion of in-home options over the last ten years, movie theaters continue to adapt and innovate.
This story of the collision between the upstart American, the new man of the future, and a family that carries the weight of the European cultural past would seem perfect for "Masterpiece Theater's" effort to adapt works of American literature.
He began writing the play as an antidote to his job of "business theater". Quilter wanted to adapt a play into a musical comedy.
They could have deregulated more slowly, Gil suggests, allowing movie theaters greater time to adapt to the changing marketplace.
When San Francisco State University's theater arts department commissioned Mark Jackson to adapt and direct a production of "Romeo and Juliet," he came up with the unusual idea of creating a version of the tragedy for 14 actors, all cast in the role of Juliet.
The fact that novels are often so interior is why some of them are so difficult to adapt to theater or film.
Lee adapted and continues to adapt.
