Sentence examples for theatrical scope from inspiring English sources

If not quite the national playwright that William Shakespeare is for the English, in the great plays of his maturity—"The Good Person of Szechuan", "Mother Courage and Her Children", "The Life of Galileo" and "The Caucasian Chalk Circle"—Brecht easily matches the theatrical scope and psychological depth of Shakespearean tragedy.

This is a relatively small piece — the theatrical scope isn't as breathtaking as "Bengal Tiger" — but it is uniquely engineered.

It's not just about bodies, or running time, of course (see last season's "Coram Boy"), but of dramatic scope, theatrical invention and sheer entertainment value.

Yet this connective tissue comes to seem an arbitrary, insubstantial premise for a theatrical work of this scope.

But the size of the stage, 24 feet wide and 36 feet deep, limits the scope of theatrical and dance productions.

Meanwhile, in September 2009, in Trevor Nunn's recreation of Inherit the Wind at the Old Vic, Kevin Spacey will play Darrow in the latest theatrical version of the Scopes monkey trial.

It was used as far abroad as Tennessee in 1925 by the theatrical Clarence Darrow during the Scopes monkey trial in defense of teaching evolution in schools.

The Malheur occupation, which was triggered by disputes over ranchers' use of public lands, has also been a theatrical public argument about the scope of legal violence in America.

Upon its release, Goldenheart received universal acclaim from music critics, who praised its grand musical scope and Richard's theatrical personality.

He skillfully integrated a half hour of new footage into his theatrical-release cut, enhancing its characterizations, scope, and themes.

Its time frame ranges from the 18th to early 20th centuries, its scope is epochal, its style theatrical, its origins very English.