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| This allows many people to showcase their | dramatic abilities. |
| "The change is displayed with a | dramatic ability almost beyond comprehension." |
| the arts of Sarah Bernhardt and Nellie Melba, | dramatic ability is more essential than perfect singin |
| King's College, then The American Musical and | Dramatic Academy (AMDA) to which he received a $50,000 |
| He also attended the American Musical & | Dramatic Academy and the School of Film & Television i |
| so on the faculty at the American Musical and | Dramatic Academy. |
| d musical theater at the American Musical and | Dramatic Academy. |
| es teaches acting at the American Musical and | Dramatic Academy. |
| later accepted into the American Musical and | Dramatic Academy. |
| There is a | dramatic account of this incident in the first chapter |
| n series Cosmos, Carl Sagan presents a brief, | dramatic account of the battle in chapter/episode 2; " |
| nese Navy, first printed in 1956, which was a | dramatic account offering a rare glimpse into Japanese |
| Antonieta committees her last | dramatic act, by pressing a pistol to her heart in the |
| n is gone and this fact prompts a spectacular | dramatic act. |
| s finest performances as she demonstrates her | dramatic acting abilities, something she had longed to |
| He made a return to | dramatic acting in 2005, appearing in the BBC's adapta |
| He experienced | dramatic action serving as a key leader in the Battle |
| Look at all that | dramatic action that one never gets a chance to see. |
| n already contained a detailed account of the | dramatic action of the proposed opera, Wagner neglecte |
| bel canto singers of the past who sacrificed | dramatic action to tonal perfection, she was more inte |
| uential shots depicting continuous high-speed | dramatic action and a fully worked-out narrative with |
| lishing the form of oratorio unaccompanied by | dramatic action, which maintained its hold for two hun |
| ne sets up the next, like links in a chain of | dramatic action." |
| smoothly developed, and firmly attuned to the | dramatic action." |
| pression constitutes virtually all the film's | dramatic action." |
| One of its most | dramatic activities was organizing the National Studen |
| A large number is engaged in | dramatic activities and it has a high reputation in sp |
| (1637-42); for a time it was a major locus of | dramatic activity, a main rival to the theatrical esta |
| as a comedy headliner in night clubs and as a | dramatic actor in TV roles. |
| Distinguished Supporting or Featured | Dramatic Actor |
| Requiem established Wynn as serious | dramatic actor who could easily hold his own with the |
| increasing appetite - the arrival of a famous | dramatic actor, guest of honour, in order to start eat |
| He began proving himself to be a “fine | dramatic actor,” having the range to act in numerous d |
| Dennehy is primarily known as a | dramatic actor. |
| n March 13, 1929) is an American musician and | dramatic actor. |
| uver, British Columbia, Canada) is a Canadian | dramatic actor. |
| ed his singing career and performed only as a | dramatic actor. |
| Special Achievement for Outstanding | Dramatic Actor: James Dean for East of Eden |
| eines Friseursalons), with leading comic and | dramatic actors of Germany of that time: Karl Valentin |
| Van Fleet established herself as a notable | dramatic actress on Broadway over several years, winni |
| who has enjoyed popularity as both a serious | dramatic actress and, particularly in the 1960s, as a |
| She was particularly known for her work as a | dramatic actress at the Long Wharf Theatre in New Have |
| fonso (born September 5, 1964) is an American | dramatic actress, former figure skater and fashion mod |
| ed her to be as accomplished as the respected | dramatic actress. |
| les, Beckinsale proves her chops as a serious | dramatic actress. |
| nd Evelyn Preer and Iris Hall, two well-known | dramatic actresses who at the time were associated wit |
| elke, and Teibel, as well as from the musical | dramatic adaptation Fiddler on the Roof. |
| Hope alone wrote the | dramatic adaptation of Rupert of Hentzau in 1899. |
| the title Playing For Time, using as script a | dramatic adaptation by Arthur Miller. |
| n The Black Mass, Eric Bauersfeld's series of | dramatic adaptations for Berkeley's FM station KPFA. |
| nisms have not been fully elucidated, despite | dramatic advances in the field as evidenced by hundred |
| et, America, China, Africa etc. and about his | dramatic adventures. |
| From 1937 to 1944 he worked as | dramatic adviser to the British Council, promoting for |
| After that, in 1931-1932, he was a | dramatic adviser at the Berliner Schauspielhaus. |
| own personalities, directors, choreographers, | dramatic advisers and composers (e.g. |
| From 1982 to 1996 he was chief | dramatic advisor at Vienna State Opera. |
| ter winning three tough finals, including two | dramatic after-the-siren wins over Footscray and North |
| ar to have been occupied by a Mr. Smythson, a | dramatic agent and theatrical general factotum. |
| They vary on the details, some have an overly | dramatic air about them, but they all have a similar r |
| ying to take itself too seriously, flies into | dramatic air pockets and crosscurrents that threaten t |
| What follows is a | dramatic air-borne sequence where Anantram is beaten b |
| The melody is quite | dramatic, almost Impressionistic, radically changing i |
| ick AC pop with '70s rock sensibilities and a | dramatic, almost classical styled melody" and "blend i |
| ed good profits and soon Wardle embarked on a | dramatic and highly successful expansion programme. |
| The entrance to the castle is quite | dramatic and involves a steep climb around the rocky b |
| Jeremy Beck (born 1960) is a | dramatic and lyrical American composer of works for va |
| ful gymnast, her floor exercise routines were | dramatic and well-received by judges. |
| Celador's brief required "something | dramatic and full of tension", so Strachan set upon co |
| tely 50,000 people visit it to enjoy musical, | dramatic, and other performances in Edmonton's pleasan |
| Producers' Workshop is a Canadian | dramatic and documentary television series which aired |
| Various | dramatic and comedic works were featured in On Camera, |
| building is intended to host smaller musical, | dramatic and comedy performances as well as a host of |
| ginal Score was split up into two categories: | Dramatic and Musical or Comedy. |
| and melancholy', 'nocturnal and seductive', ' | dramatic and stern', and 'menacing, oriental and melis |
| ne to create a space that is at the same time | dramatic and serene. |
| d roll-influenced folk, by now he was writing | dramatic and Baroque songs with lush melodies and surr |
| set lower or higher than usual to enhance the | dramatic and visual impact of certain key scenes. |
| concerning science and its responsibility for | dramatic and even dangerous changes to our world, has |
| This point takes a | dramatic and dark turn in the history of the Vuanirewa |
| ue to the spirit of the original story, whose | dramatic and emotional centerpiece is the series of vi |
| was musical director of the Chingford Amateur | Dramatic and Operatic Society and in 1976, he took ove |
| as the 1650s, it held added meaning after the | dramatic, and at times, tragic and heroic evacuation f |
| behavior", that the shock value here supports | dramatic and thematic functions, as a reflection of ho |
| in reducing the narcotics flow, were at times | dramatic and very much in the national interests of bo |
| tury woman whose memoirs inspired a number of | dramatic and fictional works, most notably the musical |
| ler, Suk is one of the most lyrical, the most | dramatic, and the most tragic composer of the fin de s |
| The results were | dramatic and immediate. |
| The changes to this page were | dramatic and its very encyclopedic, measured and fair. |
| It is a | dramatic and historic kind of series which consist of |
| numerous events, which are either hilarious, | dramatic and romantic. |
| The music, which is both | dramatic and lyrical, is free of any late Romantic eff |
| Perhaps the most | dramatic and widely known example is the computing ind |
| yle reflected that avocation, was flamboyant, | dramatic, and rendered his material quite unforgettabl |
| prime, he was equally adroit at interpreting | dramatic and comedic roles. |
| tions and facial expressions are as intensely | dramatic and exciting as his music." |
| Less | dramatic and more credible sources identify the likely |
| In 1790 she published Poems, | Dramatic and Miscellaneous, the first work bearing her |
| The injury proves not fatal, but | dramatic, and Gervase is ill for some time. |
| he published his Cancionero, a collection of | dramatic and lyrical poems. |
| ee read, though there are parts that get more | dramatic and sad." - Danica Davidson, Graphic Novel Re |
| er environmental activism, which has included | dramatic and controversial methods such as a series of |
| ebrations of the liturgy to incorporate later | dramatic and secular elements, and came to be performe |
| nsom's most ambitious projects, "being wildly | dramatic and owing nothing to its predecessors". |
| The first movement is Brahms at his most | dramatic and passionate, while the second movement has |
| The song is a | dramatic and despairing ballad, in which Martini sings |
| ith a Good Book that An American Trilogy is a | dramatic and incisive book. |
| It screens | dramatic and documentary feature films, international |
| nd supports the university's strong debating, | dramatic, and cultural traditions, through over 200 cl |
| nine U-boats (all the larger Type IX), it had | dramatic and far-reaching results. |
| iacometti and Brancusi, his music is complex, | dramatic and often enigmatic. |
| replaced by James Hunt, who went on to win a | dramatic and controversial 1976 season with the final |
| lass or professional groups, or broadly among | dramatic and oratorical audiences. |
| eye for several months in 1744 and displayed | dramatic and unusual effects in the sky. |
| e festival comprises competitive sections for | dramatic and documentary films (feature-length, short |
| He studied | dramatic and vocal art in Athens and from the beginnin |
| ld on the screen" while notably adding to the | dramatic and emotional content of the film-but without |
| le Speak a documentary feature film that uses | dramatic and musical performances of the letters, diar |
| e Speak, a documentary feature film that uses | dramatic and musical performances of the letters, diar |
| t of 'The Birth of Venus' was one of the most | dramatic and frequent themes of Twombly's work of the |
| BC Music stating that the album is "As fizzy, | dramatic and inventive as pop should be without losing |
| le Speak a documentary feature film that uses | dramatic and musical performances of the letters, diar |
| e plan calls for UNU-IIST to embark on a more | dramatic and focused response to the new computing env |
| rently-even though her zapateado accents were | dramatic and sharp. |
| t his exit storyline is going to be extremely | dramatic and memorable for viewers, which we're very e |
| le Speak a documentary feature film that uses | dramatic and musical performances of the letters, diar |
| and aim to increase the accessibility to the | dramatic and unique landscape of the Cornish china cla |
| immensities of the natural world at its most | dramatic and, what's more, witness them almost exactly |
| mingly mundane life, narrated in humorous and | dramatic anecdotes, gradually grows dark as we learn h |
| hances or exaggerates facial lines to produce | dramatic animal or supernatural masks. |
| Dramatic Anthologies | |
| A short-run | dramatic anthology series produced by Shaftesbury Film |
| This | dramatic anthology consisted of adapted and original s |
| The series, a short run | dramatic anthology, was produced and written by Ken Fi |
| 1, Susskind and Babbin produced a short-lived | dramatic anthology, Way Out, which was a series of mac |
| co-Soviet alliance, and Hitler's desire for a | dramatic anti-Communist foreign policy gesture that he |
| ture" (distinct from evil actions) offer Fett | dramatic appeal. |
| Bracegirdle made a | dramatic appearance on the platform at this rally, but |
| Despite a | dramatic appearance by Lord Nelson as character witnes |
| ace Green on 5 May 1937 at Bracegirdle made a | dramatic appearance and a stirring speech before being |
| edian/impressionist Frank Gorshin made a rare | dramatic appearance as a gang member in the film. |
| Rolling Meadows High School, where his first | dramatic appearance was as Snoopy in a high school pro |
| Its | dramatic appearance has long made Dinas Rock a destina |
| Even before Luther's | dramatic appearance, the lords of the State in Germany |
| He had a somewhat | dramatic appearance, with wraparound shades, a backwar |
| For a | dramatic appearance, she appeared dressed in a white g |
| resting to note that Jintetsu has a knack for | dramatic appearances. |
| Oceanborn's sound hearkens a more | dramatic approach in the overall musical scope, mostly |
| , Little Breeches, however much of the film's | dramatic arc came likewise from a 1903 stage play adap |
| e roles, to take part in this most popular of | dramatic archetypal stories. |
| In a | dramatic architectural statement the ironbark, stone a |
| apartments into a complex undulating around a | dramatic architectural “canyon”. |
| These altercations, though sometimes | dramatic, are less problematic than they usually seem |
| Yet he went into | dramatic areas that he'd never gone into before - funn |
| of Bolton he trained at the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art in London. |
| duated from Australia's National Institute of | Dramatic Art (NIDA) with a degree in Performing Arts ( |
| then trained at the Webber Douglas Academy of | Dramatic Art in London. |
| , Nangiar koothu and Koodiyattam, the ancient | dramatic art forms of Kerala, India. |
| or many years in the Departments of Dance and | Dramatic Art at the University of North Carolina at Ch |
| d to enrol at the London Academy of Music and | Dramatic Art (LAMDA) where he spent three years and wo |
| drama on scholarship at the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art after serving in the Royal Air Force. |
| Forgeham trained at the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art (RADA) on a 2 year scholarship (1962-64) |
| recting for ten years at The Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art in London. |
| oston Conservatory of Elocution, Oratory, and | Dramatic Art in 1880, a year after Boston University c |
| Hill trained at the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art and made her stage debut in London's West |
| major features are the National Institute of | Dramatic Art (NIDA) and South of Kingsford, Anzac Para |
| ied acting at the London Academy of Music and | Dramatic Art and wrote his Ph.D. dissertation on the h |
| He trained at the London Academy of Music and | Dramatic Art (LAMDA), London , with fellow students Da |
| em Yakhour graduated from Higher Institute of | Dramatic Art in 1993 and joined the Syrian actor's syn |
| exander Korda scholarship to Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art (RADA). |
| 990 to 1995) at the Webber Douglas Academy of | Dramatic Art and Selwyn College, Cambridge. |
| as studied at the London Academy of Music and | Dramatic Art |
| Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art Medal, Diploma of Distinction, Comic Mime |
| trained for the stage at the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art alongside Joan Littlewood, Rachel Kempson |
| wife Judith in 1985 as the Evening Academy of | Dramatic Art (EADA). |
| directing at the London Academy of Music and | Dramatic Art (LAMDA). |
| a scholarship to attend the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art where, in 1975, he won the Best Actor Ban |
| teaching film directing at Zagreb Academy for | Dramatic Art since the founding of its Film department |
| He is a graduate of The National Institute of | Dramatic Art (NIDA) at the University of New South Wal |
| er 1957) was director of the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art (RADA) in London, from 1909 until 1955. |
| llowing this he attended the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art (RADA) in London, completing a Masters in |
| and also studied at the National Institute of | Dramatic Art (NIDA) in Sydney, Australia. |
| he was offered places at the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art (RADA), the Old Vic School and at the Bri |
| Hamilton trained at the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art |
| Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art (RADA) in London |
| and the London Academy of Music and | Dramatic Art (LAMDA). |
| Member, National Institute of | Dramatic Art (NIDA) Board of Directors |
| The Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art (RADA) is a drama school located in Londo |
| He graduated from the National Institute of | Dramatic Art in 1991. |
| ast also teaches at the National Institute of | Dramatic Art in Sydney, Australia. |
| , largely autobiographical, to the Academy of | Dramatic Art in London. |
| trained as an actress at the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art (RADA), graduating in 2007. |
| er, Hawksford trained at the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art (RADA). |
| Hepple graduated from the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art in 2006 with a BA in acting. |
| llowing that he attended the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art (RADA). |
| He attended the London Academy of Music and | Dramatic Art in British repertory theater. |
| Berkeley graduated from the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art in 2006. |
| ained for three years at the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art (RADA). |
| She has a degree in Theatre Studies and | Dramatic Art from the University of Warwick. |
| eoman studied theatre at the Royal Academy of | Dramatic Art in London. |
| She studied at the Webber Douglas Academy of | Dramatic Art from 1994-1997. |
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