Sentence examples for theatrical language from inspiring English sources

Provocation is my theatrical language".

Ms Meckler is aware that many before her have searched for such a theatrical language.

"I got into my head what the theatrical language would be," he said.

Beckett created a purely theatrical language for celebrating the hope in human hopelessness.

Her medium was dance, and, as with every great choreographer, it was a complete theatrical language.

They use theatrical language about everything: you don't get interviewed, you "audition".

But they are never fully integrated in this play, which seems to keep switching theatrical languages on you.

For the latter reason, I also neglect the stunning experimental work since the 1960s, much of it eschewing text or exploring other theatrical "languages".

Working closely with the designer, lighting designer and sound designer has allowed a range of theatrical languages to jostle alongside each other as fundamental features of the production.

The danger is that Edgar's statement sets up the idea that different kinds of theatre are in opposition to each other, and that the individual playwright must be at odds and in competition with those making work collectively or collaboratively or using other kinds of theatrical languages.

He was easily the most learned dramatist of his time, and he was also a master of theatrical plot, language, and characterization.