Sentence examples for theatrical problems from inspiring English sources

Yet making ballets out of operas -- turning dramas expressed through song into dramas based on movement -- requires solving challenging theatrical problems.

The English theatre scholar Nicholas Ridout, in his excellent book "Stage Fright, Animals, and Other Theatrical Problems" (2006), compares the situation to that of a snail having its shell ripped off.

Chereau treats each of the four operas as a separate theatrical problem.

Sightlessness is a quality that actors are often called upon to play, but rarely to play with, so even beyond the question of its theatrical art, the Theater by the Blind is of inherent interest for its theatrical problem solving.

Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's Evita, which occupied a London theatre for eight years from 1978, managed just over a year when restaged in 2006, even though the first version had been forced to negotiate the unusual theatrical problem of Britain simultaneously going to war with Argentina, whose most celebrated political figure it dramatised.

And while some of the delay can be attributed to the usual theatrical gremlins -- like scheduling problems -- the greatest obstacle has been the strange intersection of its dark subject matter and world events, including two Persian Gulf wars and the terrorist attacks of 9/11.

The film faced similar censorship problems for its theatrical release in the United Kingdom.

(Alien³ divides fans – in my opinion the Assembly Cut, a Director's Cut not sanctioned by the director, fixes many of the problems of the theatrical release).

But the play never quite disguises its roots as a theatrical response to a social problem.

It feels like what it is, a theatrical invention to solve a problem.

Nor does it appear that a lack of theatrical companies is a significant problem.