theatrical experiment

Which is hardly a bad batting average for any theatrical experiment.

From there, the subjects have been myriad and so have the theatrical experiments.

But why has she taken up an unusual theatrical experiment in which she must live her life before a crowd for many years?

The first book contains a thoroughly systematic account of practically all the new theatrical experiments.

Since the 1970s it has been periodically revived in inspired theatrical experiments of great intensity.

Falling somewhere between a reading and a conventional play, it is certainly an unusual theatrical experiment, but not unprecedented.

She took part in theatrical experiments, worked at small stages in Oslo, and founded her own theatre.

Through the 20th century, theatrical experiments drew the audience physically into the performance space as they wound them emotionally into the action.

Subtitled A theatrical experiment, it features both a "white version" and a "black version".

A theatrical experiment in one act.

Welles performed and staged his first theatrical experiments and productions at Todd.

In 1964, they went to Paris and for six years earned money dubbing films, sufficient to fund their burgeoning theatrical experiments.

In 1966, Reaney established a workshop in London for theatrical experiments.

It documents a theatrical experiment devised by Lars von Trier.

In a failed theatrical experiment that mistakes murkiness for mystery, and obscurity for originality, one thing is sure.

Dowell, who had written the book, score and lyrics, tried his luck with another theatrical experiment, Eve of the Green Grass.

He has collaborated with robotics expert Hiroshi Ishiguro for his theatrical experiments using robots.

Enthusiasm for the theatrical experiment in Provincetown continued over the winter of 1915-16 and a second season was planned at Lewis Wharf.

His theatrical experiments, supported by Le Granit, were well received by audiences who became loyal to his work.

It is a last bastion of downtown New York's long tradition of theatrical experiment in storefronts, lofts and galleries.

The ensemble was taking part in a theatrical experiment in which six 10-minute, four-person one-act plays were written, cast, rehearsed and performed in 24 hours.

The Orion Theatre provides a space for theatrical experiment and work of a high artistic standard, a resource which traditional theatres cannot offer, for various reasons.

Until the Russian revolution in 1917, Stanislavsky often used his inherited wealth to fund his theatrical experiments in acting and directing.

I am sorry that the Donmar season hasn't found room for Sweeney Agonistes, Eliot's most daring theatrical experiment.

In an audacious theatrical experiment, popular music's greatest 20thcentury icon is being brought back to life on the London stage, scene of some of his greatest triumphs.