Sentence examples for theatrical property from inspiring English sources

Well, theatrical property is not what it was.

None of them seems eager to tear an emotion to tatters to dress up a theatrical property.Played softly then, and as softly directed by Gregory Ratoff, it is the story of the concert violinist who believes he has recaptured his youth in the selfless adoration of a young pianist.

My own suspicion is that, in the long run, The Book of Mormon will be the more sustainable theatrical property.

When the theatrical property Walther PPK pistol did not arrive, Hurn volunteered the use of his own Walther LP-53 air pistol.

In the East Village, Banksy's fifth work was housed in a delivery truck as a "mobile garden," which included theatrical property showing a rainbow, waterfall and butterflies.

But Sam Brown's clever staging confirms the opera's strong theatrical properties.

Threaded through with allusions to Tudor hymnody and chaste parallel thirds, the work is steeped in sorrow and grace; a drama without theatrical properties, a Non-Conformist oratorio with a striptease in Act III.

With the successful reboot of the Star Wars franchise last December, Disney now has all three of its key theatrical properties – animated features, Marvel and Star Wars – going full throttle at the same time.

Employing odds and ends from his trunk of theatrical properties, the inmates assume various roles for a series of funny misadventures involving windmills, Gypsies and a tavern peopled with dangerous riffraff, presided over by Aldonza, a surly kitchen wench whom Don Quixote mistakes for an aristocratic beauty.

Then there is the theatrical dimension.

On show at, and inspired by, Nymans, the restored gardens and romantically ruined West Sussex house that were once 'the bolt hole of the theatrical Messel family,' the property's history 'will be teased out and subverted by a series of weird creations popping up everywhere from the house to grounds'.