Sentence examples for theatrical movement from inspiring English sources

I was part of a theatrical movement once.

Educational lectures are set at a podium; TED prizes theatrical movement.

This isolation from the new theatrical movement did not, however, last that long.

What Esslin did was define a new theatrical movement: one whose chief exemplars were Beckett, Ionesco, Genet and Max Frisch.

Although the Freie Bühne was a success, it lasted for only three seasons, largely because Berlin's commercial theatre had by then embraced the new theatrical movement of naturalism.

In two-hour Master Comedy sessions at the New School in Manhattan, with three separate groups of students from the Actors Studio Drama School, he talked about rhythm and balance, "weights and measures" in theatrical movement.

It is well known to any fan of the affectionate and garrulous "My Dinner With Andre," which Mr. Shawn wrote in tribute to their friendship, that Mr. Gregory came out of the avant-garde American theater of the 1960's and that his sensibility has been strongly influenced by European theatrical movements.

It was key for me to portray her feminine theatrical movements and gestures.

It's how people understand a theatrical experience; abstract movement is simply not part of that.

But the dancers went rogue, and had to be corralled by Iova-Koga into rituals suggested by various Japanese theatrical traditions and movement philosophies, including Butoh and Noguchi Taiso.

Competitive air-guitar performances, which invoke all the windmill arm movements, theatrical jumping, and otherwise adrenaline-fuelled activities of classic rock (sans Fender, of course), have been organized in this country for the past four years.