Sentence examples for theatrical start from inspiring English sources

He was master of the theatrical "start", when a particular emotion was depicted.

McNulty, who got his theatrical start as a literary intern at the New York Public Theater in the days of Joseph Papp, is a former Village Voice theater critic and editor.

The new space will house the Ground Floor, an ambitious new project that aims to transform this 44-year-old theater company's new works program into an "R&D facility" and "an incubator for theatrical start-ups".

He knew of one Dominican filmmaker who pleaded with pirates in Washington Heights to let him have a one-week theatrical head start before flooding the streets with their copies.

In the nineteen-seventies, Charles Ludlam, the founder of the Ridiculous Theatrical Company, started to make two films.

Although she thought about law school and business school, she quickly gravitated toward theatrical administration, starting as an intern.

By Hilton Als In the nineteen-seventies, Charles Ludlam, the founder of the Ridiculous Theatrical Company, started to make two films.

Soon, the critical distance in her voice as she evaluates each slap and its effect as a theatrical device starts to make us feel worried, tense.

Why me?' " Then, about two years ago, theatrical producers started approaching him about reviving "The Pee-wee Herman" show in Los Angeles, a prospect that left him deeply conflicted.

The Connecticut theatrical infrastructure starts with scenic design and production houses like ShowMotion in Norwalk and Atlas Scenic Studio in Bridgeport.

This experiment in theatrical storytelling starts with a reflection on the biblical tale of Job, branching out to ponder questions of happiness and unhappiness by considering to what extent we are responsible for our own misfortunes.