Sentence examples for theatrical notes from inspiring English sources

Finkel conjectures that this version of the flood story was more like theatrical notes, a prompt for an oral storyteller.

The play, called "Happy Days in the Art World," was written by Elmgreen & Dragset, as the duo is known, and will have its premiere at Skirball Center for the Performing Arts in Greenwich Village on Tuesday as Performa's opening-night benefit, injecting an oddly traditional theatrical note into a biennial whose sympathies tend to fall on the performance-art side of performance.

By Raymond Ericson and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, September 21 , 1946 P. 19Theatrical Note: "The Hasty Heart," a play by John Patrick about a young Scot doomed to die of uremic poisoning, was recently put on in Sweden under the title "Hjartan and Njurar," which means "Hearts and Kidneys".

"Compensation," shouted another, earning a snort of laughter from the CEO and some more theatrical note flipping to buy himself time.

Even Cowell – who was almost unique in being able to get away with his insults because of his campily theatrical tone – has changed, long ago trading in his one-note viciousness for a slightly chummier brand of weary gloom.

A script that has too often been seen as a theatrical suicide note?

A Collector's Edition DVD was released in 2002, with a 30-minute 1998 documentary entitled "The Yearbook – An Animal House Reunion" by producer JM Kenny with production notes, theatrical trailer, and new interviews with director Landis, stars Tim Matheson, Karen Allen, Peter Riegert, Mark Metcalf and Kevin Bacon.

Universal Animated Anecdotes", a subtitle trivia track, the making of documentary from the Collector's Edition, MXPX "Shout" music video, a theatrical trailer, production notes, and cast and filmmakers biographies.

In New York, Weill becomes a theatrical composer of note, while Lenya's career goes into something of a decline.

A Tony Award nominee, noted theatrical designer and past member of the Tony Nominating Committee, his commitment and style will be sorely missed.

Dan Fellman, Warner Brothers' theatrical distribution president, noted that the film outperformed "Battle of the Smithsonian" in Canada, pointing to a possible strength as it plays around the world.