Sentence examples for theatrical forces from inspiring English sources

They are one of the most vital of theatrical forces.

Steve Tompkins is one of the defining theatrical forces of the past 15 years.

Joseph Papp, who founded the theater in 1954, became a legendary theatrical force.

Tooting Arts Club, which triumphed in March with its pie-and-mash-shop Sweeney Todd, is proving a new theatrical force.

He shouldn't change for Broadway Broadwayy, if it is to survive as a creative theatrical force, should change for him.

This extraordinary documentary doesn't break news, but rather illuminates the tragedy and absurdity with theatrical force.

Though the two pieces on its program tell no stories and express humanity only in impersonally collective ways, both have theatrical force and authority.

The film drives onward with almost theatrical force, as if it was a free-form adaptation of an off-Broadway play.

The final act is a mishmash musical, a junk opera of the kind that ever since Shockheaded Peter and Jerry Springer has been a vital theatrical force.

Ms. Chinoy and Ms. Cole followed up with another compilation, "Directors on Directing," published in 1953, which traced the rise of the director as a theatrical force in the previous century using the words of the artists themselves.

Mr. Borgnine, then 47, was the Academy Award-winning star of "Marty" and the hit ABC sitcom "McHale's Navy"; Merman, 56, was the theatrical force of nature whose Broadway credits included "Gypsy" and "Annie Get Your Gun".