Sentence examples for theatrical statement from inspiring English sources

That conversation inspired Mr. Wolf to create his own theatrical statement, "Another American: Asking and Telling".

Pricey, perhaps, but if I know Rei Kawakubo those socks will make a serious theatrical statement.

About 75 groups worldwide signed on during the set time period, creating a global theatrical statement for several days in March 2011.

His play An Octoroon, which opens in his home city of Washington this week, "may turn out to be this decade's most eloquent theatrical statement on race in America today", in the view of the New York Times.

Essentially a staged gig of power electronics and folk-inflected techno covers of her songs, it still managed to feel like a more powerful, immediate theatrical statement than the new production of Oedipus by Romania's Silviu Purcărete, which premiered at the festival.

Melanie Phillips, the Daily Mail: "Posing as a champion of justice and human rights, Assange made a theatrical statement from the balcony of the Ecuador embassy in London's exclusive Knightsbridge, for all the world like an Eva Peron of the ether.

Surprisingly, it's not these theatrical statements that make the most impact; it's the smaller moments and the subtly playful choices that make this a thrilling reading of a classic.

More than 90% of 43 responding students fully agreed with the statement "Theatrical performance made it easier to understand the topic".

His virtuosic pitch — like mine — begins with a theatrical and rather bizarre statement.

Fanshen (1975) Hare has always operated best when he feels "part of something" and 'Fanshen', wittily adapted from William Hinton's classic book with the newly formed Joint Stock company, was the first, and best play, about the Chinese Revolution, and a statement of theatrical philosophy, too.

Choose plays to produce that fit your mission statement and theatrical interests.