The design of the accommodations takes into consideration the theatrical pecking order.
History of theatre lighting; tells about her Theatre Production Service, Inc., a theatrical mail-order house, supplying theatres throughout the country with everything from lights, make-up, scenery, and has even designed layouts for whole theatres.
But, according to human-rights observers, government officials, and the press, its purpose was to deceive the public — using fake evidence and theatrical witnesses in order to cover up the military's crimes.
A more serious drawback is that the direction of drama departments and of university theatres is often entrusted to theatrical professionals who, in order to fulfill teaching obligations, often cannot devote much time and energy to the theatre.
One wizardly man creates a world more crowded with character and life than you might find in a conventional theatrical presentation on the order of, say, "Waiting in the Wings".
Gottschalk learned from one of his vendors that Bausch & Lomb, whom Fox had contracted to manufacture CinemaScope lenses, was having difficulty filling the lens orders for theatrical anamorphic projection equipment.
Only an irredeemable snob could deny that this is a theatrical triumph of the first order.
"Aurélia's Oratorio" is not exactly dance — the curtains and the costumes dance more than the performers do — but theatrical whimsy of a high order.
That the world in which George Bernard Shaw wrote "Major Barbara," his 1905 theatrical examination of the social order, was a different one from the one we now live in can be gleaned from his preface to the play.
By Nancy Franklin That the world in which George Bernard Shaw wrote "Major Barbara," his 1905 theatrical examination of the social order, was a different one from the one we now live in can be gleaned from his preface to the play.
