Sentence examples for theatrical study from inspiring English sources
He moved to Kyoto, where he became involved in modern drama and joined the Atelier-za theatrical study group.
The result is a racily exciting work that offers the most compelling theatrical study of high finance since Lucy Prebble's Enron and which suggests chilling parallels with what is happening today in the eurozone.
The theatre is certain to be rebuilt, and one hopes the opportunity will be used to give Stratford a theatre worthy of its situation and a modern theatrical study of Shakespeare.
Her Mary Queen Of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off, first seen in 1987, is a superbly witty and theatrical study, almost in cabaret form, of the making of modern Scotland in a dark moment of 16th-century Presbyterian revolution, and of the long echoes of that revolution in Scottish and western society.
Once again, Kate Winslet has picked up metal, this time a best supporting actress prize, playing the long-suffering Apple executive Joanna Hoffman in the intriguingly theatrical study of the Apple founder Steve Jobs, directed by Danny Boyle and written by Aaron Sorkin, who picked up best screenplay.
According to the Motion Picture Assn. of America's most recent theatrical study, released earlier this year, Hispanics and Latinos over-index in theater attendance.
Students are advised that this is the best place to begin their theatrical studies at Princeton, no matter what your previous level of experience.
The secret to his surprising success, he says, was being a "stubborn" patient who refused to scale down his dance and theatrical studies, despite the advice of his doctor.
For educated Germans, Don Carlos and Mary Stuart are mainstream theatrical works, studied at school the way we study Shakespeare.
Its earliest drawings have fragmentary images in them: a boy who might have been drawn by Ben Shahn in a congested room in "Untitled" from 1946; a vaguely theatrical tableau in "Study for 'Tormentors' " from 1947-8.
