He then heightens this by showing how the theatrical becomes theatrical: through the extension of a performer's arm, some music, a little choreographed step out into the blue.
As Gogol's brilliant prose or Richard Burton's swaggering acting embodies the temperamental exhibitionism of their creators, so Moon's playing is an extension of his theatrical hyperactivity.
I think, even given the need for ad space, they could be a genuine extension of your theatrical experience rather than an excuse to bung any old crap between shiny covers and charge the best part of a fiver for it.
Firth's, however, is uniform and unbroken, a deeply ingrained and cultivated extension of Stanley's theatrical persona.
For Kaprow, the Happening was an inevitable extension of his own vigorous and theatrical abstract painting inspired by the reigning Abstract Expressionists (notably Jackson Pollock)—first into the space of the audience as environment and then into live performance.
There's enough indie progressive theatrical experimentation coupled with drawn-out noodle-y jam extensions to make this a strong argument.
Vocabulary: jive, bawdy, penchant, strutting, insistent, perch, rasps, cuckolding, interspersing, beguiling, declamatory, sassy, ribaldry, ska Extension Activities: 1. Write a biography describing the theatrical impact Richard Rodgers has had on professional theater in New York and London.
In China's densely populated urban centers, enclosed gardens have been part of the architecture, extensions of living quarters, sites for literary gatherings and theatrical performances.
What her approach lacked, however, was a disciplined framework by which other performers could be trained and an extension of the movement vocabulary that might widen the range of theatrical purposes to which it could be put.
