Sentence examples for theatrical book from inspiring English sources
When the curtain fell at the Foxwoods Theatre on Saturday evening, it marked the end not only of the three-year run of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" but of a theatrical Book of Job.
By Elizabeth Weiss January 7 , 2014When the curtain fell at the Foxwoods Theatre on Saturday evening, it marked the end not only of the three-year run of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" but of a theatrical Book of Job.
Even in its new theatrical form, the book by Mark O'Donnell and Thomas Meehan remains perilously thin.
Her period outside Russia was quite fruitful she was involved in exhibitions, theatrical work, and book illustrations but she never again managed to attain her former artistic eminence.
"Romance/Romance," a theatrical bonbon with book and lyrics by Barry Harman and music by Keith Herrmann, shifts mercurially between sweet and tart in its current stylish production at the Paper Mill Playhouse.
By far the most theatrical of the book's many colorful characters is the narrator's colleague, Leo O'Heix, a man of such prodigious energies that, one senses, he would be bored by anything less dangerous and frenetic than the high-risk multitasking that constitutes his ordinary routine.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Donald Margulies scampers to the defense of good old-fashioned yarn spinning with "Shipwrecked!" The breathless story of a Victorian gentleman whose colorful past as a seafaring wanderer springs to life like a theatrical pop-up book, this kid-friendly comedy opened on Sunday night at the 59E59 Theaters in a Primary Stages production.
Activision said the sales beat all first-day and five-day records for theatrical box-office, book and video game sales.
When it was time for the film's qualifying theatrical run, GKIDS booked a theater in Burbank near many animation studios.
Think of it as a morning-fresh variation on an ancient theatrical formula: Boy meets book.
Here was a milestone: a theatrical version of a book many regard as impossible to stage.
