Sentence examples for theatrical focus from inspiring English sources

The choreography thrums with ideas and emotions yet, as can be the case with Khan, some of the imagery lacks clear theatrical focus.

Driving at night, the theatrical focus of the lights transformed the city into a stage, the resulting images becoming "fragments of stories to which we are tempted to imagine a beginning and an end".

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In contrast, the professional group, unable to benefit from lower performance rights and driven by desires to explore new theatrical forms focus on new writing and devised work.

Printed on photographic paper, then gently smeared and warped, these colorful charts take on abstract, even musical qualities, and invert the usual theatrical formula, focussing attention away from the stage and toward the audience.

A cutdown theatrical movie, focused on Jesus' baptism through Revelation, will be released for arenas and theaters; there is a CD of the score by the Oscar-winning film composer Hans Zimmer ("Gladiator").

His style was declamatory and theatrical, yet focused entirely on internal memories of events buried in the recent past: names and places that were hard for me to decipher.

None of the opera's early critics seemed to notice; whether black reviewer or white, they primarily critiqued "Porgy and Bess" as a theatrical experience, focusing in particular on the highly original way Gershwin fused blues tonalities, spirituals and other elements of African-American music into a full-length opera.

Since the advent of the television modern American presidential debates have become steadily more theatrical, now focused mostly on political pageantry and whether candidates can pull off a selfie or a fist-bump without looking confused or senile.

There is a lack of editing and this chuck-everything-in approach means the show loses both theatrical and political focus.

But it is already changing marketplace dynamics, especially for movies that had little or no chance of attracting interest from a theatrical distributor like Focus Features or Fox Searchlight.