Sentence examples for theatrical shape from inspiring English sources

Chava's sense of annihilation is given brilliant theatrical shape.

But the theatrical shape and pace of "Les Écailles" is less satisfying.

But Claude Régy's clinical production doesn't manage to chase away the ghost in the machine: the text's resistance to taking effective theatrical shape (1 45).

But even what should be a gut-wrenching resignation to irreconcilable ideologies between teacher and student, and between two 18-year-old antagonists, does not take theatrical shape.

But the other dancers and musicians who make up this engaging Spanish company are no slouches either, and the director Martín Santangelo (Ms. Barrio's husband) is skilled at giving theatrical shape to a form that is supposed to exemplify spontaneity.

Written as dialogue only, without characters or scene descriptions, it has been given theatrical shape by Mr. Hill, who imagines it as a meditation on the mortality of Frank (Bill Weeden), a writer who may or may not be imprisoned and may or may not be about to die.

From this dazzling set piece the play becomes a theatrical shape-shifter.

Hot Chip are one of the few bands carrying on the lineage of eccentric British pop.' If pop has lost its pizzazz - and whatever did happen to girl power, to Kate Bush throwing theatrical shapes, to droll John Lennon-isms?

[Now] I'm a beginner playwright, and because of my choreography experience I feel I know theatrical shaping -- making, structuring, developing pieces with plots.

It was also the way Kane's fierce moral vision had found shape in a taut theatrical form that made her the successor to Bond.

This is a major work in its own right, with an entirely distinctive theatrical life and shape.