nontheatrical

Seldom does a nontheatrical composition have such a sense of stage.

Many such Events have been staged in nontheatrical spaces.

It is, some say, splendid literature but taxing, ultimately nontheatrical theater.

These were nontheatrical spaces that we were claiming for ourselves.

But even for the Players' nontheatrical members, the lure of the theater exerts a powerful pull.

New Yorker Films has just negotiated rights to video and other nontheatrical distribution.

(Most forms of nontheatrical life have simply been relegated to the wings.)

They snap up influences from many kinds of nontheatrical dance, including folk dance.

Yet for the most part, the climate for abstract, nontheatrical works of contemporary music is discouraging.

In the 1980s, when the nontheatrical business collapsed in the face of competition from home video, Janus was ready again.

Many performances work better in nontheatrical facilities.

Mr. Pigott-Smith also has a nontheatrical career, as a writer.

For many years, it was used for nontheatrical purposes and was in disrepair.

So I realized I had to run it myself or convert it to nontheatrical use.

Music - or at any rate, nontheatrical, nonprogrammatic music - is the least explicit and most self-referential of all the arts.

It likes to perform before a standing audience in nontheatrical spaces like plazas and warehouses, frequently taking the action into the crowd.

A four-month festival of music, film and performance art, presented by the group Chashama, which sponsors live performances in nontheatrical sites.

In 1948, he founded Dynamic Films, which specialized in nontheatrical and educational films.

Mr. Flory was a pioneer in the use of motion pictures for nontheatrical applications for business, education, government and medicine.

Waits released Real Gone, his first nontheatrical studio album since Mule Variations, in 2004.

He makes the character, as complicated as he is, extremely lucid and uncomplicated, and very nontheatrical in the best sense.

It would be an exaggeration to say that Kurt Weill's nontheatrical works have become comfortably established in the mainstream repertory.

These establishments may provide this type of food service to patrons in combination with selling alcoholic beverages, providing take-out services, or presenting live nontheatrical entertainment.

For 21 years, he served as the adviser on nontheatrical films at the Eastman Kodak Company headquarters in Rochester.

One of Ms. Monk's works for nontheatrical spaces, its final scene was originally staged in a parking lot in front of a church.