Sentence examples for theatre exercises from inspiring English sources

"He told me, 'You know, Michael, not every director needs to do this.' " Plummer says, "It was like being in school again, with the theatre exercises — he went much too far".

By using it as a heuristic - rather than having the participants of the emerging practice engage in facilitated improvisational theatre exercises - it allows for studying ongoing conversations and actions in emerging RRI practices through the lens of improvisational theatre to make sense of facilitators and barriers in creating adaptive space.

"It's like some terrible theatre exercise," says the director, scarf and cap pulled on tight.

I think we go to the theatre to exercise our empathy and to think about being other people, and [live] other people's experiences.

As Britain's principal state theatre, an exercise in setting the agenda for public debate and testing the mettle of the prime minister, PMQs has a long and glorious history.

The Art Theatre has exercised a tremendous influence on theatres all over the world: it fostered a number of experimental studios (e.g., Vakhtangov Theatre, Realistic Theatre, Habima Theatre, Musical Studio of Nemirovich-Danchenko), and, today, virtually all professional training in acting uses some aspects of Konstantin Stanislavsky's method.

Several issues emerged from the theatre observation exercise of 2009: The check was being done universally at the beginning of the observation period but was variously referred to as a "knife check" or "time out".

The actors in the Laboratory Theatre undergo exhaustive exercises designed to break down the layers of superficial technique and repressions.

These log mansions come complete with home theatre and lakeside exercise room.

The potential for a cuts programme to lead to the closure of a prominent theatre company is exercising minds in Whitehall.

But if it is in the council's legal power to decide which events take place in the theatre, then the exercise of that discretion is not in itself a violation of anybody's rights.