Sentence examples for theatrical conception from inspiring English sources

Theatre music is all music composed to govern, enhance, or support a theatrical conception.

Yet it was the most fully realized theatrical conception I saw in Italy, the relationships among the main characters thoroughly and thoughtfully developed.

"Why Does Herr R. Run Amok?" (May 17-18) is a domestic melodrama that arose directly from Fassbinder's theatrical conceptions.

This is what sets him apart from most actors, whose delivery of a text depends on their quasi-theatrical conception of their role.

Some — "Pacific Overtures," say, "Sunday in the Park With George" or "Assassins"— are so intrinsically theatrical in conception that they seem virtually unfilmable.

"d'om le vrai sens," though, is already semi-theatrical in conception.

In the third meeting the theatrical performance was rehearsed.

These clips are well worth 30 minutes of your time to learn how theatrical magic is crafted from its initial conception through to live performance.

A rash, theatrical energy is part of Yosuke Yamashita's piano conception, which connects Bud Powell's be-bop, Cecil Taylor's polytonality and classical and Asian forms.

Ms. Ephron mentioned the London company Complicite and its director, Simon McBurney -- who studied French mime and who has a Strehleresque love for theatrical tradition himself -- as another influence on her and her conception of "Imaginary Friends".

Drama High is incredibly smart, moving non-fiction about an American drama teacher who for four decades coaxed sophisticated and nuanced theatrical performances out of teenage students who weren't privileged or otherwise remarkable and in so doing, changed their conceptions of what they could do with their lives.