But the actors are pinned into corners, performing with their faces, so the theatrical element adds little to our enjoyment.

You were a pioneer in bringing theatrical elements to rock concerts.

The theatrical elements are, by far, the clumsiest of the evening.

Her recitals involve recitation, costume, theatrical elements such as lighting, and sets.

In the ensuing decades, however, it predominantly became a form of sports entertainment where the theatrical elements overshadowed the athleticism.

It was a very humbling experience, but it was also an admission that if you make anything, any theatrical event, it's about the collective imagination.

Expect not so much a play as a theatrical event.

Hailed by some as the theatrical event of our generation, the hype at least demands further examination.

I treat the semi-finals week like a theatrical event and go for pomp, glamour and fun.

I do feel, though, that as a theatrical event, it took us for a bumpy ride.

He said weddings had become stage productions because of the venues which lent themselves to a theatrical setting.

The theatrical setting has become only more dramatic.

Milestones in that journey were picked out in a theatrical setting.

In his shows, he communicates stories contextualized with music and dance in a theatrical setting.

Much of the plot has a theatrical setting.

Yet the old-school medicine of close observation defined his theatrical style.

Some traditionalists frowned at her theatrical style, a marked contrast to the static, pared-down approach of the pioneers.

His pugnacious, theatrical style in court seems to match his new client's taste for drama.

Its surreal theatrical style throws up a few mind-bending images, but the hero's rites of passage are largely the generic ones of most stories about artists in the making.

He possessed oratorical ability and adopted a theatrical style of elocution, tuning his voice and balancing his hands.

Looking at these leading men, it begs the question: why, in 2015, do we have such a glut of theatrical talent?

It controlled most of the country's leading theatrical talent.

My man asked to what extent the role stretched his theatrical talents.

Secondary school students in other major cities organized similar protests at their local high schools, and those with musical, poetic or theatrical talent spontaneously entertained their classmates at the gatherings.

Her messages demonstrated her theatrical talents.

This would appear to be a transference of usage from theatrical tradition.

Think also of the whole theatrical tradition of the zarzuela, the local form of operetta.

Finally, purely instrumental music also developed during this period, both in the context of a growing theatrical tradition and for court consumption.

The school has a strong musical and theatrical tradition with the majority of pupils learning an instrument and taking part in school plays.

There may have been a much longer theatrical tradition but it was probably not regarded as legitimate literature and mostly went unrecorded.

Goldsmith's score was however used for the film's theatrical trailer.

The original theatrical trailer as well as an isolated music score.

He created the album as a way to branch out from theatrical trailer composition into work as a solo artist.

A making of featurette, cast and credit notes, plus a theatrical trailer are included as special features on the disc.

The single-disc edition contains a behind-the-scenes featurette and the theatrical trailer.

However, the theatrical troupe she belonged to disbanded, and she has become burdened with 6 million yen worth of debt.

He later turned to scriptwriting and directed a theatrical troupe.

Social and cultural activities take place there, with well-known theatrical troupes occasionally performing.

A greater number of theatrical troupes perform outdoors and entertain tourists on the main square and the streets, especially at night.

Here dances, traveling theatrical troupes, graduations, prize fights, and other public gatherings bound citizens together.

If you've seen a theatrical version of a great film and wondered quite why anyone bothered, this might sound like the ultimate bad night out.

Despite attempts to salvage it, the theatrical version of the story was not performed or published in his lifetime.

It feels trapped, a theatrical version of a battery hen, desperate to be freed.

No theatrical version could possibly duck such a challenge.

So what can a theatrical version add?