Sentence examples for theatrical criticism from inspiring English sources

But the same factors that have led to the decline of theater have contributed to the withering of theatrical criticism.

Brahm's works of criticism consist of a monograph on Heinrich von Kleist, an unfinished book on Friedrich von Schiller, and a collection of theatrical criticism published posthumously.

Under the editorship of Mencken, the periodical fast gained a reputation for the vitriolic articles he directed at the American public (the "booboisie") and for Nathan's excellent theatrical criticism.

She had already had some stories published in various newspapers, and in California she began contributing music and theatrical criticism to the San Francisco Examiner and the Los Angeles Times.

First coming to prominence for his theatrical criticism, in the 1940s and 1950s he produced influential and popular experimental kabuki plays.

The New Yorker, September 19 , 1925P. 1 Critic of critics has hobby comparing current theatrical criticisms with facts.

My gaydar was definitely pinging (a plus in my book) but instead of Simon dragging out the old chestnut criticism "theatrical," he made the more amusing dig that he imagined "your family LOVES IT" when Von Smith goes for those big moments.

Sony's move to cancel The Interview's theatrical release drew widespread criticism, most notably from President Barack Obama, who called the decision to pull the film "a mistake".

Beyond that, he said, the change shows that print criticism and the theatrical release of movies remain important in a media environment that has rapidly expanded to include a universe of online reviews and unconventional distribution methods.

Keeping pace with contemporary theatrical values is not accomplished without criticism.

The fact that Malta even operates theatrical censorship has already attracted strong criticism from the Council of Europe.