Sentence examples for theatrical structures from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he said: "We have developed theatrical structures akin to the ones Goethe uses.

In Churchill's plays, there is a constant search for new kinds of language and theatrical structures: devices that can reveal the essence of a moment.

Given Scorsese's status as one of the world's most famous directors, this news represents a massive shift in distribution trends, which are gravitating away from traditional theatrical structures. .

She has this incredible sense of the right theatrical structure and content.

I wanted an Anna Karenina with theatrical structure and theatrical drive, which is nothing to do with novel-writing.

And Mr. Santangelo does well at delicately shaping the performance into different sections without heavily imposing a theatrical structure on a form that must appear uninhibited.

As in "Blast Radius," Mr. Rogers displays an impressive control over his sprawling material, creating a convincing postapocalyptic world inside a sturdy theatrical structure.

When this Hippodrome opened in 1905, it was billed as the world's largest theatrical structure, with a seating capacity of 5,300 and a stage that featured two circus rings and a giant elliptical water tank.

If a scene in the novel didn't relate to that theme, I left it out".Ms Edmundson was also happy to invent new scenes, to fit with Ms Meckler's insistence on "theatrical structure and drive".

And "Stories We Tell", directed by Sarah Polley, a personal family drama made with archive footage (shot on Super 8 film) and interviews with her relatives.The key to making such films cinematic, argues Mr Oppenheimer, is not by forcing a theatrical structure or an unusual format onto a documentary arbitrarily, but in finding what he calls the characters' "true cinematic moments".

It was an assault on theatrical structure".