Sentence examples for theatrical mainstream from inspiring English sources

But in time, his work edged into the theatrical mainstream.

Even as a historical reconstruction, it remains outside the theatrical mainstream.

Nevertheless, "Venus" carried Parks one crucial step closer to the theatrical mainstream.

So why did Arden abandon solo authorship, eventually give up drama for fiction and detach himself from the theatrical mainstream?

Danny's achievement – it is hard to think of him as Mr La Rue – was to have taken female impersonation out of the clubs and pubs, and into the theatrical mainstream.

But the broader intent is to initiate plays and conversations that help merge disabilities into the theatrical mainstream, so that both the people who make theater and the people who go to it no longer think of "disabled theater" as a separate entity and pat themselves on the back for fostering it.

Gay and lesbian films constitute only a tiny part of mainstream theatrical releases today.

For educated Germans, Don Carlos and Mary Stuart are mainstream theatrical works, studied at school the way we study Shakespeare.

He would not release details, but said the producer was associated with mainstream theatrical releases of dark comedies.

Mr. Abulu, who is from Nigeria and has lived in Manhattan for nearly three decades, said it was the first time a Nollywood production had secured a mainstream theatrical release in the United States.

The Theater Royal Bar (25-27 Greenside Place; 44-131-557-2142) may not like like the best place to mingle with serious theatergoers (the signed posters of "Mamma, Mia!" and "Annie" hint at a more mainstream theatrical heritage).