Sentence examples for theatrical source from inspiring English sources

Debussy's early thinking about his only completed opera had somehow divined the theatrical source even before Maeterlinck published it in 1892.

Low-key performances from a radiant cast take the edge off a dense screenplay and Franklin's melancholic direction masks the bravado required to take on such overtly theatrical source material.

And by the end of the book I was keen to begin again, to meet myself coming back, or rather to set out into Sagaland with a poet-partner of my own - chasing the lights of the north to their strange, theatrical source.

Here is a show that was open and even gleeful about its pilfering from any number of literary and theatrical sources, but creator John Logan approached these tropes, characters and themes with serious compassion and irresistible energy.

According to blogger and critic Komal Nahta the producers recouped 60% of their investment from non-theatrical sources ( Sony bought satellite rights).

The music is smoother and more theatrical than its sources, although the singers choose acoustic instruments and handmade sounds.

Like "The Mahabharata," it has been a source of theatrical and literary interpretation and experimentation for many directors and writers, including Peter Brook.

Secure in its reputation as the city's best source for theatrical works — it keeps 8,000 plays in stock — the shop has begun to nurture and sponsor them, as well.

And compared with such tepid recent fare as "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer," "Jekyll and Hyde," "Jane Eyre," "By Jeeves" and "Summer of '42," with their florid repetitions and glucose-injected melodic lines, the level of sophistication in "Little Ham" is through the roof, which ought to say something encouraging about the jazz idiom as a continuing source of theatrical material.

The famously audacious opening of "Top Girls" is a credit to the boldness of her theatrical imagination, the protean source behind "Cloud Nine," "Mad Forest" and an impressively varied collection of other groundbreaking dramas.

Columbia had no consistent movie franchise, and had sought Spider-Man since 1989; MGM/UA's only reliable source of theatrical income was a new James Bond film every two or three years.