Sentence examples for theatrical imagination from inspiring English sources

But would that do justice to Ligeti's way-over-the-top theatrical imagination?

They were both from a fairy tale and the incredibly theatrical imagination of McQueen".

The evening's three dances were distinctive for their charm and quiet theatrical imagination.

Mr. Eifman's lavish theatrical imagination and gift for staging seem to have deserted him.

He is praised for his theatrical imagination as much as for his music.

Ms. Cloud's previous plays ("The House Across the Street," "The Stick Wife") offer proof of her own theatrical imagination.

(Both mix "earthbound" language with soaring "theatrical imaginations").

Working in harmony, Ms. Monk and Ms. Hamilton used their theatrical imaginations to confront some of life's ogres and to appeal for mercy.

In "Icicles," she writes: We're just like anyone else We just want a little bit of sun for ourselves And a little bit of rain to make it all grow Maybe a minute or two to get lost in the glow Of love Although "10 Million Miles," with its four actors and six-piece band, has a compelling modesty, there's nothing small about the theatrical imaginations at work in it.

"She has one of the most vivid theatrical imaginations I've ever encountered and a clear-eye idea of what she wants to make," says the Gate's artistic director Christopher Haydon, "But she is also rare in that she can watch theatre and see the value in shows she wouldn't want to make herself.

Even detractors who griped about the movie's artifice were more than happy to celebrate the intricate design and imagination that Greenwood and Spencer brought to "Anna's" theatrical vision of reality.