Sentence examples for theatrical point from inspiring English sources
From a theatrical point of view, the real Bush is a bad actor.
The theatrical point is that the ambivalence of each character makes "Sloane" particularly difficult to perform.
"From a purely theatrical point of view, I've never felt a piece hit an audience so hard.
He has actors gifted enough to demonstrate that weird theatrical point: that the 'real' often looks unnatural.
Again and again Schumann fails to realize when his theatrical point has been made and ambles on.
The only problem with Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf" from a theatrical point of view is that there is not enough of it.
Jack Thorne's two-part play is adapted from a JK Rowling story, directed by John Tiffany and is sure to be the summer's theatrical talking point.
Harold Pinter wrote The Dumb Waiter in 1957, a year after Look Back in Anger was first staged: it now appears infinitely more prescient than Osborne's supposed theatrical turning point.
Dr. Fred M. Sander, a New York psychoanalyst interested in audience responses to theatrical events, points to Freud's essay "Psychopathic Characters on the Stage" for an explanation on the lure of the dark.
"Hey!" Mr. Finco, an Italian immigrant, said with theatrical exuberance, pointing to his handiwork.
Yet the conflict in Mr. Gurney's work is eternal -- and theatrical, Mr. Saint pointed out.
