Sentence examples for theatrical makeup from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kendal attended the London College of Fashion, where she studied theatrical makeup.

With her miniskirts, hot pants and theatrical makeup, Mary Quant made London swing in the early 1960s.

It was street makeup, not theatrical makeup, but with enough colors (for eyes, mostly) to keep Picasso happy.

He decided to learn the trade of theatrical makeup at Walt Disney Studios, and, after graduating, quickly got work in television.

"The entry of women into the Knesset has brought along new needs, different from those of men," she said, adding, "It won't be theatrical makeup".

Cheung, who helped design her own theatrical makeup in "Hero," occasionally took one brush or another from the makeup artist to do the work herself.

(Local 798, which represents theatrical-makeup artists and hair stylists, is a sister union of Local 1).

For boys, stuff like fake blood or theatrical effects makeup that can make someone look impaled are good ideas, as well as fake knives, axes, or scary masks that they can wear.

Mr. Harrell suggests that personality, gender and identity are fluid, slippery constructs, as each performer morphs before our eyes into a new theatrical construct, applying makeup and changing clothes in the audience, scratching about distractingly in plastic bags placed on seats in a (possibly over-obvious) refusal of performance etiquette.

He also toured for a year with the Ringling Brothers circus and is now enrolled at Purchase in the drama division, where he is honing what he calls a no-makeup theatrical clown show called "How to Be a Man".

Perhaps the idea is that the makeup, the theatrical posturing and the, uh, butchery lyrics are merely the childish fantasies and expressions of big, clownish kids.