Sentence examples for theatrical reenactment from inspiring English sources

Performing Remains: Art and War in Times of Theatrical Reenactment.

Past years have featured a theatrical reenactment of President Gilman's inaugural address and a special exhibit of photographs and old Glee Club songs.

As in her groundbreaking book, Performing Remains: Art and War in the Times of Theatrical Reenactment (Routledge, 2011), Schneider shows the archival remain as a necessary supplement to performance's ontological relationship with disappearance, that the remain persists past its supposed expiration.

Theatrical reenactment: Thousands of migrants fleeing war and oppression have journeyed to Greece in recent years seeking refugee status.

Later tournaments were theatrical reenactments.

Produced once every 10 years, the Oberammergau Passion Play in Bavaria is the largest and one of the oldest theatrical reenactments of the final days of the life of Jesus.

When Lincoln's name was mentioned at the Secession Ball's theatrical performance, a reenactment of South Carolina's secession convention that drew from historical documents, the actors hissed.

He prefers to think of it as a "theatrical production; a reenactment".

In it, black actor Frank Lawson reenacts Vereen's reenactment.

Oedipus Schmoedipus, playing in the Sydney festival, is a documentation and reenactment of the deaths in the western theatrical canon by performance company Post.

When one category serves as the medium of the other, like when the past is resurrected in reenactment or the archive is made to house theatrical matter, basic beliefs regarding what is true or what counts as an action tend to unravel.