Sentence examples for theatrical narrative from inspiring English sources

In theatrical, narrative choreography she fused all sorts of dance styles.

Do they herald the death of the hero in theatrical narrative?

Simply said, that's because theatrical narrative is based on long scenes and movie narrative is based on short ones.

But the theatrical narrative of the 80s consisted of the triumph of the unthreatening, hi-tech popular musical over the quirky, questioning individual playwright.

A composer himself (he also wrote the incidental music for his concurrent production of "Twelfth Night" at the festival), he is clearly inspired by the challenge of marrying rock's visceral intensity to the demands of theatrical narrative.

It's true that there seems to be a cinematic, or theatrical, narrative struggling to break free of the confines of these flat surfaces, ominous sound effects and dizzy fluttering films.

"Easy pickings, even if chills-making," he writes, before asking, "Is music always 'narrative'?" Obviously a theatrical or narrative context can juice up the expressive impact of any musical passage.

Mr. Muñoz came of age at a time when, by contrast with the Minimalist abstraction of previous decades, theatrical installation, narrative and metaphorically suggestive imagery were on the rise in contemporary sculpture.

But it is also essential in another sense: It strips away the theatrical and narrative settings that Robbins had used for most of his ballets until then and offers just music and dance to create a world of sunlight and open air.

Best known for capturing the mood of the Sixties and Seventies, Lee's theatrical and narrative style is back in vogue.

At a time when the fringe is muscling into spoken-word territory, Letters Home is a fabulously stylish counterstrike for the book festival, creating a new platform for the short story, while examining the theatrical potential of narrative.