Sentence examples for theatrical ideas from inspiring English sources

Theatrical ideas in other pieces looked undeveloped.

This play mixes a few familiar types in an episodic plot that doesn't worry about Big Theatrical Ideas.

Boyle's team were able to throw out theatrical ideas unencumbered by practicalities, said Frank Cottrell Boyce, writer on the project.

Brock follows the music closely, attaching sometimes cartoonish theatrical ideas to the rhythms, so that a Beethoven piece can resemble "Fantasia".

Limón certainly had good theatrical ideas — like when the Trader drags the throne onto the stage while fanning himself with his hat — but he overplayed them.

He already has written several well-reviewed plays, including "Artifacts of Consequence," an outlandish, post-apocalyptic drama bubbling with fresh theatrical ideas.

She recalls liking "the theatrical idea of fashion — that you can make up different characters".

She recalls liking "the theatrical idea of fashion that you can make up different characters".

And the opening scene perpetuates the effective unveiling of a theatrical idea.

This immersive concept didn't come to Ms. Bissett as a purely theatrical idea; it was inspired by personal experience.

Through this clever theatrical idea, the director Bruce Gladwin shows us how it feels to be gawked at, to be a curiosity.