Sentence examples for theatrical view from inspiring English sources

Dance scenes and musical numbers followed one another without interruption as the company offered a panoramic theatrical view of Colombia.

There's a treat tucked into a theatrical view of the Dalai Lama onstage at Radio City: its red walls and yellow orbs of light bear a striking resemblance to those in van Gogh's "Night Café." Through Nov. 5.

In a statement on Wednesday, Universal said that it was delaying what it called an on-demand "experiment," but that it continued to believe that theatrical viewing and premium on-demand services "are business models that can coincide and thrive".

But the exceptionalism of today's cinema (at least, in terms of theatrical viewing) — together with the personal investment (both financial and emotional) of its backers — has much to do with the aesthetic wildness and singularity of the very best new Hollywood movies.

Last week the next phase in the theatrical viewing experience took a significant leap forward, as Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson signed on to direct and produce for Paramount's DreamWorks Studios a trilogy of 3-D movies about the intrepid Belgian comic-book hero Tintin.

But I still think of home video as secondary to and dependent on the experience — even implicit — of theatrical viewing, just as a reproduction of a painting on a postcard or a poster is ancillary to the experience of seeing the original in a museum or a gallery.

Theatrical viewing is central.

What would you be willing to pay when for alternatives to theatrical viewing of a given film?

From a theatrical point of view, the real Bush is a bad actor.

"From a purely theatrical point of view, I've never felt a piece hit an audience so hard.

The only problem with Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf" from a theatrical point of view is that there is not enough of it.