Sentence examples for theatrical intelligence from inspiring English sources
"Sovereign" has a driving pace and a sneaky theatrical intelligence.
Jenifer Ringer has extended it more than most through her sensitive musicality and theatrical intelligence.
Ms. Goldberg remains an engaging presence, but this sluggish show desperately needs a stringent theatrical intelligence.
Mr. Thomas displays a theatrical intelligence, once again, that makes one curious to see what he will do next.
McVicar's theatrical intelligence is well complemented by Tanya McCallin's atmospheric period set and Adam Silverman's subtle lighting.
What reconciles us to him, and also compels the actors, including Joseph Cotten (James Tupper and George Coulouris Ben Chaplinin), to stay with him, is his theatrical intelligence.
Yet, Mr. Brantley said, "the play shows beguiling evidence of an original theatrical voice and intelligence".
As upsetting as much of the production is, the show radiates such high theatrical energy and intelligence that you can't help grinning (1 30).
This was not a perversion; it was a true reinterpretation, accomplished with always evident intelligence and theatrical flair.
But this macabre production is another ringing testament to the theatrical inventiveness and exploratory intelligence of Kneehigh, which is based in Cornwall, England.
And he inspired a memorable tribute from America's greatest man of letters, Edmund Wilson: "You are something of a theatrical genius with an intelligence and imagination together with an ability to make them effective, which are excessively rare on Broadway".
