Sentence examples for theatrical essay from inspiring English sources

It's hardly uncharted territory, and the director, Mia Walker, does not succeed in imbuing this theatrical essay with the messy stuff of real life.

"AliceGraceAnon," a meandering theatrical essay accompanied by a dutiful rock band, is not a title that trips off the tongue or sticks in your head.

Less a dramatic portrait or a thoughtful theatrical essay than a star turn with an excess of personality, the play even quotes "Do the Right Thing" (twice).

Gorgeous footage of her journey, featuring mountainous glaciers gliding by in all their mystery and majesty, provides the bewitching background for Ms. Hopkins's idiosyncratic theatrical essay on her awakening to the grim details of humankind's deleterious effects on the natural world.

The current show — "Alice in Wonderland, a Theatrical Essay on the End of a Civilization" — is loosely based on Lewis Carroll's masterwork, but the text weaves in soliloquies from other authors, in this case Shakespeare (predominantly Hamlet) but also Genet, Pinter, Chekhov and Heiner Müller.

He has since become a specialist at the theatrical essay-cum-performance lecture, presenting around thirty different productions over the course of his career.

Felicity Kendal is an ideal Judith Bliss, capturing the sense of a theatrical animal essaying the role of a rural hostess.

This Friday, Ms. Boyle will be reading from her essays at the TriBeCa Barnes & Noble, and performers from the opera will display the theatrical form those essays have taken.

As Mary McCarthy pointed out in an essay on theatrical realism, Miller's faulty airplanes are like Ibsen's "coffin ships, rotten, unseaworthy vessels caulked over to give an appearance of soundness... a symbol of the inner rottenness of bourgeois society".

Nathan published his Theatre Book of the Year annually from 1943 through 1951, as well as more than 30 volumes of lively essays on theatrical and other subjects.

Ms. Cowart's catalog essay explores the theatrical genres and characters of Watteau's day, and will be useful for anyone who can't tell a Harlequin from a Pierrot.