The first was a sense that the whole financial basis on which Enron rose and fell was "that most theatrical of entities, just a game, an illusion, a system of belief".
Under the plans approved by the city and state, the original developers, Park Tower Realty and Prudential Insurance Company of America, agreed to put up four buildings and to provide the New 42nd Street with $18.2 million to create two nonprofit entities with theatrical uses, with each receiving $9.1 million.
It was a living entity, but also a theatrical space".
In the premiere episode there is no collusion with any government entity, just a few theatrical but uninformative interviews with Iraqi officials and Norwegian politicians.
There's an acerbic and important kernel to Statement of Regret: a crisp, well-deserved attack on the idea that there's an entity, beloved not only by tabloids but by theatrical bien pensants, called 'the black community'.
Its many other proliferating entities include "Disney on Ice" touring companies, "Disney Live!" theatrical shows and a consumer products division that creates the novelty merchandise.
"In Masks Outrageous and Austere," the final full-length play written by Tennessee Williams, is a darkly comic, highly theatrical work about a wealthy woman named Babe Foxworth who gets kidnapped by a mysterious corporate entity.
These included fractured elements like video on demand windows, theatrical release, streaming rights and broadcast rights — all of which are promised to separate entities with their own 'middle man' businesses.
In the last few years, they have expanded their involvement with the creation of Studio Candl-Plus and FilmFour Limited, stand-alone entities that receive funds from the channels that own them but produce movies for theatrical release.
