Sentence examples for theatrical enterprise from inspiring English sources

The answer was uninspired, an appropriate anticlimax for an ill-conceived theatrical enterprise.

As a theatrical enterprise, though, the show is awkward enough to undermine its intended power.

In 1985, Mr. Balding's uncle David Baldking, a well-known animal trainer, founded a theatrical enterprise & named it Circus Flora after its star.

She negotiated a new contract with 20th Century Fox and started Marilyn Monroe Productions to engage in all forms of theatrical enterprise.

A century later, Takarazuka is the most popular theatrical enterprise in Japan, selling about two and a half million tickets a year.

For it's about the kind of collaborative theatrical enterprise Leigh loves and the kind of eccentricity, English and otherwise, to which he has always been attached.

SOME years back, the playwright Tony Kushner amused a conference audience by talking about two different types of theatrical enterprises: "lasagna" dramaturgy and "matzo" dramaturgy.

He was closely involved in the early days of two major theatrical enterprises of the last century, the English Stage Company at the Royal Court, and the National Theatre.

In a 1957 interview Mr. Osterman talked about his decision to turn away from the corporate life toward less stable theatrical enterprises.

This week, Ken Davenport, the president of Davenport Theatrical Enterprises and a producer of Broadway and Off-Broadway productions including "Oleanna" and "Altar Boyz," introduced an iPhone app called At the Booth.

There are few theatrical enterprises so uncompromising as to risk the patience of the audience this way, but "The Syringa Tree" was conceived as demanding and rewarding -- for performer and theatergoer both -- and so it remains.