Sentence examples for theatrical practice from inspiring English sources

A prolific playwright noted for his craftsmanship and wit, he profoundly altered Spanish theatrical practice and fare.

He then added, proud of the theatrical practice of helping one another, "These seats came from the Brookfield Theater".

With a catholic taste for this author that embraces all the various categories, Patrick Marber is also a seasoned Mamet-hand across the board of theatrical practice.

Grotowski wrote a famous book, a Bible of theatrical practice, entitled Towards a Poor Theatre; borrowing from this specific sense, Gill proposed that Gubaidulina writes "Poor Music".

Max Pallenberg, (born Dec. 18, 1877, Vienna, Austria-Hungary died June 26, 1934, KAustria-Hungary diedtor, an exponent of the Austrian tradition of extempore farce, whose talents contributed to the evolution of German theatrical practice.

It is only right that Rice is given full rein to further investigate how the Globe might work and how the Globe's architecture and 21st-century theatrical practice might work together.

Typical of the theatrical practices of the time, Giselle was preceded by an excerpt from another production in this case, the third act of Rossini's opera, Moise.

Love him or hate him (and you'll find plenty of arguments for either side), Mr. Foreman is probably the most disciplined, polished and consistent theatrical auteur practicing in New York today.

Costumes are by Moritz Junge; each dancer wears a separate theatrical version of practice attire.

When he got fed up with the nosiness of the other animals on the lawn, he would creep into the shed and practice theatrical soliloquys.

Theatrical tradition and social practice largely determine the scope of the material to be presented.