The phrase "theme of transformation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts to describe a change, usually for the better. For example, "The theme of transformation can be seen in the movie as the main character goes from an insecure person to a confident one."
Long familiar to audiences of the Next Wave Festival at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Eiko and Koma have never abandoned their signature theme of transformation.
It's all part of Mercury Rev's quest to experiment with musical styles and explore the theme of transformation, all through the curious child-like quality of Donahue's voice.
14 Dance Metamorphosis: Titian In this grand-scale, anything-could-happen collaboration between the Royal Ballet and the National Gallery, contemporary choreographers, artists and musicians riff on the theme of transformation.
But from her perch overlooking the campus's redevelopment construction, she said the two pieces, which she first saw at the New Crowned Hope, fit with the festival's overarching theme of transformation.
The five dances of the 75-minute performance are tied together by the theme of transformation: a devotee's seeking to become one with the object of her devotion, a dancer's disappearing into a character.
The persistent theme of transformation, a theme characteristic of many oral literatures, is for the people a way of access to their mythic past, to the eternal present of the Dreaming.
Along with the broad themes of transformation and freedom comes a knowing wink.
The design is the best part of the ballet, drawing out its themes of transformation and identity.
As might be expected, the architectural choreography and the elliptical video narrative are related, most prominently by the themes of transformation and community.
Themes of transformation, fragmentation and manipulation of the body permeate the literature, conferring significance on the tombs as places of transition.
- witty, politically angry, fantastically plotted and quietly moving - made his name; the follow-up The House of Sleep continued his personal themes of transformation and confusion, but dropped the political engagement and was less satisfying.
