Sentence examples for theatrical variations from inspiring English sources

The public rooms offered a set of theatrical variations on Latin American motifs.

Instead, they posited a dramatic situation subjected to a series of theatrical variations.

When a third Broadway incarnation arrived in 1984, directed by David Levaux, the critical response, especially to Kate Nelligan's Josie, suggested that there was still room for theatrical variations on "Moon".

But don't think for a second that the prodigiously gifted Mr. McPherson, who has spoken publicly of his own battles with alcohol, has written a theatrical variation on "The Lost Weekend".

The most naturalistic of Mr. Rabe's plays about the Vietnam War, it's a theatrical variation on the war movie mix of ethnicities and classes, minus the actual war.

His philosophy, a theatrical variation on the scarcity principle, is that if the Donmar and its American producing partner, Arielle Tepper Madover, mount one really good show on Broadway every year or so, people will trust that the Donmar is sending only its best and will be more eager for the next one.

The New Video initiative, underwritten by the Bertha Foundation, is potentially a sea change for independent film distribution, which has undergone dramatic developments in recent years, from a tightening of purse strings among traditional theatrical distributors, to myriad variations on D.I.Y. releasing.

Think of it as a morning-fresh variation on an ancient theatrical formula: Boy meets book.

This well-made and enjoyable fantasy is a variation on that old-fashioned theatrical staple: two unlikely people brought together in a room.

Its final version boasts flawless theatrical timing.

In a stroke of theatrical genius, Ms. Makarova prefaces the act with the variation of the Bronze Idol, alone on the empty stage, springing to life to honor the deity with thunderbolts of devotion.