Sentence examples for theater to create a from inspiring English sources

But this exaggeration of style turns out to be matched by an enhanced feeling of the pure joy of performing, of using the most basic tools of theater to create a complete and intricate universe.

Mr. Selznick, an award-winning children's author and illustrator, has turned to puppet theater to create a reflection on the life and work of Walt Whitman, specifically selections from "Leaves of Grass".

"I thought it would be the height of theater to create a musical out of this half-written novel that allowed the audience at the end of every performance to vote on who they thought was the murderer".

In 1999, when he was a principal dancer with the Royal Danish Ballet and still a relatively unknown choreographer, he was invited by none other than Valery Gergiev, the conductor and director of the Mariinsky Theater, to create a version for the Kirov Ballet, set to have its premiere in 2001.

Verso takes competitive synchronized swimming and incorporates dance, art, and theater to create a whole new performance experience.

Combining performance art with self-discovery, the Australian troupe One Step at a Time teamed up with Chicago Shakespeare Theater to create a grown-up treasure hunt where the rewards were far beyond physical.

When we returned to Stuyvesant in October, I began to work with theater students to create a play using those stories.

The costumes (by Anita Yavich) are more or less in period (sort of abstract medieval), and the set design (by Julian Crouch) and lighting (by Marcus Doshi) use a prototypical black-box theater space to create a world of endless, enfolding night.

"Scandalous" was the latest attempt by theater artists to create a musical that explored spiritual themes and aimed for audiences who might be drawn to stories about religious figures; some of these shows have had a difficult time selling tickets lately, including the recent productions of "Leap of Faith," "Godspell," "Jesus Christ Superstar" and "Sister Act".

"My philosophy behind putting road marks is not to penalize the theater, but to create a sense of urgency," Councilwoman Nancy Gardner said.

Along with the initiative, the "Hamilton" team is working with history and theater classes to create a mini "Hamilton" curriculum for students and teachers that will incorporate studies and performances.