Sentence examples for theatrical output from inspiring English sources

One is that his theatrical output is still relatively small.

In the end, it wasn't Shepard's burgeoning celebrity but his unwillingness to repeat himself that led to an inevitable reduction of theatrical output.

Mr. Blenn said his prolific theatrical output has given him "the opportunity to work on my craft" by seeing how audiences react to his work.

In all, the theatrical output from the two companies was up by 57 films since 2002, not quite a third of the 199-film increase in indie output for the period, as noted by the M.P.A.A.'s study.

Though he would seem to be limited by sticking to one area of expertise — the malaise and mores of the endangered East Coast WASP — Mr. Gurney's theatrical output is surprisingly varied.

"His theatrical and film output and the interviews he gives demonstrate that, in ideological and political terms, he is not with us.

He calls Koons's output "bold and theatrical," words that could well be engraved on a cornerstone of the museum; Broad adores punch.

Ray survived and eventually recovered from his illness as well as his depression, but throughout the remainder of The Kinks' theatrical incarnation the band's output remained uneven, and their already fading popularity declined even more.

Perhaps not coincidentally, his prodigious output -- 26 films for theatrical release and 21 more for video -- is known for its envelope-pushing violence and supposed misogyny.

The question hovers over any theatrical community that folds the classics into its overall output, or at least makes the past part of its present.

But his varied and prolific output also extended to portraits, religious scenes, theatrical performances and the humor of "The Dentist" (1629), with its painful extraction as an amused woman looks on.