Sentence examples for theatrical visions from inspiring English sources

He has not, however, shown himself open to a wide range of new work, nor has he led the way in cultivating imaginative theatrical visions.

John Martin (1789-1854), English Romantic painter, was born the same week that the Bastille was stormed an event whose sturm und drang might be said to eerily echo the grandiose theatrical visions of Martin's work in oils.

Although Wilson is correct to complain about the lack of African American professionals in the higher echelons of many American theatre companies, the Black Theatre Network is "dedicated to the exploration and preservation of the theatrical visions of the African diaspora".

Ms. Ruhl's theatrical vision is an idiosyncratic one.

It's a musical and theatrical vision of magical, transformative power.

To leaven the moral intensity of his fellow leftists, he offered a theatrical vision of politics.

One of them, a staging of Gertrude Stein's "Making of Americans," totally transformed her theatrical vision.

What industry observers wonder is whether there is also creative theatrical vision.

Taymor's uncompromising, all-encompassing theatrical vision has come under scrutiny.

You don't hear many audible gasps these days when the curtain rises, or when scenery transforms to reveal a theatrical vision.

And this ended up bothering me: the play felt more like a tour de force for the right actor than a theatrical vision of larger horrors.