Sentence examples for theatrical program from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it was a signal accomplishment of Mr. Mortier's regime that it was a Flemish Belgian who revived and mightily expanded the Salzburg theatrical program.

Katie Mitchell, the director of "Mountain Language" and "Ashes to Ashes," the seemingly disparate one-acts that made up the final theatrical program of Lincoln Center Festival's celebration of Harold Pinter, tied the plays together with a snowstorm.

Mr. Mortier's greatest accomplishment -- beyond all the controversial opera productions, the still-starry casts and concerts, and the remarkable regeneration of the festival's theatrical program -- may have been to bring Salzburg back to itself.

On Sept. 27, "Rent" will be the first of more than 40 productions to be staged in the new center, honoring the playwright Jonathan Larson, a 1982 graduate of the school's theatrical program.

If you're the Emerson String Quartet (which has also recorded the works in a fine new release from Deutsche Grammophon), you play the 15th Quartet all over again and build an intricate theatrical program around it.

"Rewind," the crew's first theatrical program, is an hour-long bid at a wider audience, combining old-school moves, a beatboxer, and a d.j. with state-of-the-art routines that borrow from acrobatics, capoeira, and anything else that will get a crowd cheering.

Embracing Africa in America is just one of the ways that designers are widening their reach and their theatrical programs.

"I'm such a mess," he says, explaining how he can't discard plastic bags or theatrical programs.

"The community of Harlem really wants them to succeed," said Freedome Bradley, the director of theatrical programs for SummerStage, which is under the auspices of the City Parks Foundation.

His drawers are stuffed with Playbills, theatrical programs and scripts dating back to the 1970s and meticulously organized by location (Broadway, Off Broadway), category (workshops, readings) and date.

The statement went on to emphasize the playhouse's primary commitment "to produce artistically driven theatrical programming" and quoted Elizabeth Morten, the board president, as commending Ms. Getto for leading the theater's revitalization.