Sentence examples for theatrical knowledge from inspiring English sources

Callow's own energies, theatrical knowledge and intellectual precision are as inspiring as ever.

Having absorbed a great deal of theatrical knowledge, she came to intuit how artists function and how to get the best out of them.

(Ms. Mindelle actually did have something better to do on Memorial Day evening and was able to play for only an hour; she was replaced midgame by BEN SKINNER, a marketing associate in Mr. Davenport's production company, resulting in a considerable downgrade in singing quality but none at all in theatrical knowledge).

"He is a repository of theatrical knowledge and a vessel of gratitude," Barbara Grizzuti Harrison wrote in the Book Review in 1999, "a man whose impeccable, fluid prose takes us from inner thought to outer action seamlessly, a man who in all his ways is buoyant, vivid and brave".

I don't know anything about it.' I walked out of the suite shaking my head about his complete and theatrical lack of knowledge about the worst-kept secret in the game.

But more than a financial juggernaut, "Cats" fundamentally reshaped the Broadway landscape by ushering in the era of the megamusicals: big, flashy spectacles that required little theatrical sophistication or knowledge of the English language to appreciate.

Mankiewicz cut the Gordian knot: he made his ancient Romans and Egyptians speak like characters from such Mankiewicz movies as "All About Eve" and "People Will Talk," with all the theatrical grandeur, self-confident knowledge, and transcendent legend that he had parcelled out to these films.

The first time I heard it mentioned was in the 1980s and I immediately consulted Sir John Gielgud whose own performance of Jack Worthing in the same play was legendary and whose knowledge of theatrical lore was encyclopaedic.

Lectures supported by theatrical performances may enhance knowledge acquisition and be an attractive alternative to traditional lectures.

Earlier this summer Mr. Smuin displayed his knowledge of popular theatrical forms in his production of "St. Louis Woman," for Dance Theater of Harlem.

But Dr. Van Scott is one of dance's most persuasive producers, an uncommon blend of knowledge, devotion and theatrical savvy, and predictably enough the program made its points vividly.