Sentence examples for theater to explore from inspiring English sources

Louay Assaf, an Iraqi émigré living in Brooklyn, uses theater to explore the roots of violence and human conflict.

Manuel Martin, a director and playwright who used theater to explore the Cuban experience in the United States, died on Sept. 28 in Manhattan.

(Anderson) SATORES & AREPO (Tonight through Sunday) The duo of Petar Todorov, the Bulgarian director, and Gregor Kamnika, the Slovene choreographer, use physical theater to explore the metaphor of a river, the known, meeting the sea, the unknown, in "Delta".

Through an essay contest UNESCO invited those in theater to explore how the art can connect people across the globe, posing the question, "What role can theatre play in replacing old divisions with a vibrant interdependence?" Additionally, they asked people to submit videos to their YouTube channel delving into why "I AM THEATER".

The intervention was based on Theater of the Oppressed, which advocates the use of theater methods to explore social issues and to allow audiences to experiment with problem-solving, thereby promoting change.

Paul Hancock's "Still Lives," running April 4 to 19 from SP Theater Productions at the WorkShop Theater, uses art to explore extreme human relationships and predicaments.

The annual prize, endowed by Ms. Smith to honor her brother and his birthday, Feb. 22, was initially described as a $100,000 award for a play or musical that "enlists theater's power to explore the past of the United States".

The aim of the Ford's Theater Center for Education and Leadership, to be set in a 10-story building across the street from the theater, will be to explore Lincoln's legacy and the aftermath of his assassination.

According to a statement from Ms. Smith and Columbia, the award will go to a stage work that "enlists theater's power to explore the past of the United States, to participate meaningfully in the great issues of our day through the public conversation, grounded in historical understanding, that is essential to the functioning of a democracy".

According to its mission statement, the award will go to a play or musical that "enlists theater's power to explore the past of the United States, to participate meaningfully in the great issues of our day through the public conversation, grounded in historical understanding, that is essential to the functioning of a democracy".

Instead, it will be just part of a larger project that includes the restoration of an old community administration building and a theater that seek to explore what life was like for the community's Depression-era residents as a whole -- something Cash's music has been doing for more than 60 years.