Sentence examples for theatrical power from inspiring English sources

LBJ emerges as a tragicomic figure of immense theatrical power.

Such is the theatrical power of Tchaikovsky's score that all kinds of treatments flourish.

Dickens boasted of his theatrical "power" that could make listeners cry during his public readings.

But what emerged at the Met this week was proof of The Tempest's ever-deepening musical and theatrical power.

And Jenny Worton's version of Bergman's Oscar-winning 1961 movie proves to have a strange, haunting theatrical power.

Bedbound may not have the originality of Walsh's Disco Pigs but it demonstrates the same theatrical power.

Or maybe not: Hannigan comes closer to having magic musical and theatrical powers than most singers on stage today.

Like the current production of another exemplar of late-20th-century theatrical staying power, "A Chorus Line," the new "Les Misérables" belongs to a trend that might be described as revival by Xerox.

With theatrical moviegoing powered by nostalgia and sequels to current hits and long-ago hits, as long as the cast comes back, Zombieland: Double Tap is as surefire a hit as it ever was.

Ever since Shakespeare's clowns and Molière's servants who speak truth to power, theatrical stories need that balance.

I felt I had not only got a glimpse into the characters but became nostalgic for an era when televison itself had a theatrical weight and power.