Sentence examples for vivid actor from inspiring English sources
She was a beautiful woman and a vivid actor.
(Interviews I have read with this vivid actor are often boring — even painful to read, because it is clear how little he wants to be there. His producers clearly told him he had to do it).
I remember a wonderful production that came to Chicago some years ago in which the off-stage orchard was vivid because the actors made it so.
And in trying to give theatrical life to each theme, Mr. Greenberg winds up sacrificing fully developed characters and credible plotting to Ideas with a capital I. Despite a vivid ensemble of actors who embody a lively spectrum of bat wielders, "Take Me Out" ultimately fails by the dizzyingly high standards it sets for itself as a metaphysical mystery play.
Connoisseurs of Hoffman's glorious collaborations with filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson – including Hard Eight, Boogie Nights and Magnolia – may still have a vivid image of the actor most recently as the charismatic cult leader Lancaster Dodd in The Master.
All three actors create vivid, slightly unpredictable characters, with the astute directorial guidance of Loretta Greco.
Even if the play's psychological pain is muted, Jones gets vivid performances from his actors.
Both bleak and vivid, it helps the actors' words spring into multidimensional life without getting in their way.
(Zinoman) 'THE SEA' This odd 1973 play by Edward Bond gets a vivid production by the Actors Company Theater, but be forewarned: this ain't American humor.
In the ancient tale -- realized here by a combination of cutout puppets and live actors in vivid back-lighted silhouettes -- Actaeon, the greatest hunter of all, accidentally catches sight of Apollo's sister, Artemis, bathing in a pool.
(Rooney) ★ 'Choir Boy' A supremely gifted cast of singing actors breathes vivid life into Tarell Alvin McCraney's appealing but diffuse play about a gay youth, played with beaming intensity by Jeremy Pope, trying to come to terms with his sexuality at an all-black boys prep school (1 30).
