Sentence examples for theatrical interventions from inspiring English sources

Frayed-looking performance film alternates with cuddly home movies and the director's theatrical interventions, but the couple's willingness to bare flesh only heightens the overall feeling of artifice.

Theatrical interventions represent an example of narrative medicine (Greenhalgh and Hurwitz 1999) and a specific knowledge translation (KT) strategy (Eakin and Endicott 2006).

At crisis points in her life, Hildegard apparently feigns near-death experiences only to revive suddenly through prayer or a miraculous intervention: a theatrical strategy that illustrates to adversaries her special connection to divine forces when she is thwarted by earthly ones.

His habit of collaborative working with his wife, the Irish actress, writer and political activist Margaretta D'Arcy, also led to uneasiness in the theatrical establishment with D'Arcy's intervention especially criticised, unjustly, when the couple ended up picketing their own play during a dispute with the RSC in 1972.

There will be much to see, and to discover; pieces that will be interventions in the crowd, sculptural, theatrical, influenced by music and dance.

Although the poem draws on Howard's technical description, it is equally indebted to the iconography of apotheosis, recalling the theatrical use of simulated clouds to signal and frame divine intervention.

Historical, theatrical".

It is intensely theatrical.

It feels wonderfully theatrical.

As a theatrical work?

"We're theatrical.