Sentence examples for theatre notes from inspiring English sources

Lead by Alison Croggon's Theatre Notes, Australian theatre criticism in the mid-00s was loud and messy.

The Folksbiene Yiddish Theatre notes with sadness the passing of Nathan Katz, Holocaust survivor and great lover of the Yiddish Theatre.

British playwright Steve Waters wrote about it here last week, I wrote a response on my own blog last weekend and there is a lively discussion on Australian Alison Croggon's Theatre Notes blog.

Critics of the move dismissed it as political theatre, noting that once the Cowboys arrived at the border it was unclear what they would do there.

January 25 , 1898Kiev, Ukraine April 5, 1973 Moscow, Russia Alla Konstantinovna Tarasova, (born Jan . 25 , 1898Kiev, Ukraine, Russian Empire died April 5, 1973, Moscow, Russia, Soviet Union), outstanding actress of the Moscow Art Theatre, noted for her lifelike, naturalistic portrayals.

The composers Reginald De Koven and Victor Herbert later established a short-lived local counterpart to European operetta, before it was overtaken by the indigenous idiom of American musical theatre noted earlier.

Hall calls it "community theatre", noting that "many of the spectators would have performed in a tragic chorus at some stage in their lives, probably when they were young men; numerous others would be proudly watching one of their brothers, sons, nephews, grandsons or neighbours performing".

These attacks were a unique combination of different terror strategies: the 2008 assault in Mumbai, simultaneously targeting different sites in the same city, the 2002 hostage taking and carnage in a Moscow theatre (note the parallels with the atrocity at the Bataclan concert venue) and suicide bombings of the sort seen in Iraq, Afghanistan or Israel.

Speaking of modifying the macho, the Awareness Film Festival's closing night on Sunday is another biggie: G-Dog, by director Freida Lee Mock, also at the Aero Theatre (note early start time of 5 00 p.m).

He had a talent for theatre, Albright notes, and was a poor listener who disliked hearing other people talk.

And then there was the extraordinary project undertaken by Stéphane Mallarmé, who in 1874 conceived of, wrote, edited, and designed eight issues of the fashion magazine La Dernière Mode: fashion news, fashion theory, book and theatre essays, notes on food, and even dress designs — a loving mix of seriousness and satire.