Sentence examples for theatrical trend from inspiring English sources

But if the production of "South Pacific" by the Arena Stage here has any influence -- and it should -- the musical in miniature could well become a theatrical trend.

Michael Billington of this parish, a keen Shavian, wonders how "the idea has got about that Shaw is a dated, didactic old windbag with little to offer us today, when in fact he anticipated every theatrical trend of the 20th century".

But this week in Calgary, the site-specific theatre company The Only Animal is kick-starting what I hope becomes a winter theatrical trend, opening a new play called NiX in what is being described as "Canada's first theatre of snow and ice".

But he'd been feeling a bit lost, even with all his successes, out of step with theatrical trends.

This illustrates two theatrical trends: the Cirque-influenced rise of the arty circus and the enduring popularity of Chekhov.

Hand in hand with that trend, the American operagoing public and critical establishment still nurse a deeply entrenched preference for a Belasco-inspired hyper-realistic theatrical style.

Although she still avidly courts great performers, her thinking begins with composers, ideas, trends, theatrical concepts.

Back to Little Eyolf and I mention the recent trend of theatrical marathons.

The Jordan-era Bulls helped usher in the era of theatrical pregame introductions, but the trend toward in-game exultations is usually traced to a Detroit disc jockey named Mason, the public-address announcer for the Pistons since 2001.

Inspired by Serge Diaghilev's Ballets Russes -- all the rage in Paris in 1910 -- Poiret had launched a trend for bold and theatrical styles in fashion.

The 23-year-old divided Twitter with her royal-sounding accent and theatrical personality, as her name quickly began trending across the UK.