Sentence examples for theatrical direction from inspiring English sources

During the film's scenes of Mr. Gregory at work, his theatrical direction suggests hocus-pocus conjuring.

"What started me in a theatrical direction was finding at a very early age that I had a talent.

"Under John's guidance, Bell Shakespeare has never shied away from new ideas, never been afraid of approaching a different theatrical direction and always encouraged artists both on and off the stage to push the boundaries," he said.

Short and bald he may be, with what have been called "toby-jug features", but at 65 he is attractive, humorous and convinced that the unorthodox theatrical direction he has chosen is his true path.

In "Five Days in March," a similarly hypnotic drama set in Japan during the prelude to the Iraq war, the director Dan Safer pushes the material in a more theatrical direction, making it more broad and alive, if less deeply felt.

MAY 'DIALOGUES DES CARMÉLITES' Some critics, including Anthony Tommasini in The New York Times, have called for the Met to appoint a director of productions, who would work with the general manager, Peter Gelb, and the music director, whoever that may be, to plot the company's theatrical direction.

The three are landmarks that have taken the lyric stage in entirely new musical and theatrical directions.

In 1947, a year after Perry's death, the ATW established the annual Antoinette Perry Awards known as Tony Awards for distinguished theatrical performance, direction, production, design, composition, and other accomplishments on the New York stage.

Presented by Hyperion Theatricals under the direction of Peter Schneider and Thomas Schumacher.

It has been 10 years since the theatrical release of No Direction Home, Martin Scorsese's much-anticipated Bob Dylan documentary.

A cast of theatrical alumni, under the direction of Richard Maltby Jr., will present an entertainment, "I Get a Kick Out of Blue," which will be simulcast between the two cities.