Theater in sentence

1594 examples of Theater in a sentence

It was street theater, open-air debates, fasting and feasting and toasting, parades and bonfires.

In Taiwan and Hong Kong, there is a spectacle, eye-popping, eye-grabbing spectacle to the street theater of elections.

In Akron, a theater company called the Wandering Aesthetics has been putting on these pickup truck plays.

It's no accident that democracy and theater emerged around the same time in ancient Athens.

When director Kate Champion, of acclaimed dance theater company Force Majeure, asked me to be the artistic associate on a work featuring all fat dancers, I literally jumped at the opportunity.

It may mean going to the independent theater chain instead of the multiplex.

I graduated from university to become a theater director, and that progress is entirely to do with the fact that people I'll never meet fought for women to have rights, get the vote, get education, have progress.

Now, I wasn't really surprised, because that's an attitude that I've seen continuously all my life as a theater maker.

I mean, when I was a young girl, wanting desperately to be a theater director, this is what my male lecturer said to me: "Well, there are three women directors in Britain," he said, "Jude."

So if were able to attach one of their satellites to the roof of this theater in Oxford, we could take a picture of a football, clearly, on the pitch at the stadium in Amsterdam.

And into it, she tosses DVDs and books, magazine cuttings, theater programs, physical objects, really anything that's provided a source of creative inspiration.

And finally, it's about entertainment, as in his headquarters for the Cirque du Soleil, Orlando, Florida, where you're asked to enter the Greek theater, look under the tent and join the magic world of Cirque du Soleil.

In theater, you have the character and the actor in the same place, trying to negotiate each other in front of an audience.

I saw train-station theater, subwoofing streets and hood murals.

And it felt like there was this Kabuki theater of this discussion, where nobody was talking to each other.

There are streets, alleys, there's a theater.

From urban planning and master planning to theater and all sorts of stuff.

And we did a lot of media work, also a lot of experimental theater projects.

So, you come in and you're basically squeezed by the theater, by the belly of the theater, into this very compressed space where the view is turned off.

And then, this is a view going up, and then you could come into the theater, which can actually deny the view or open it up and become a backdrop.

And many musicians choose to use the theater glass walls totally open.

So deep, for instance, was Abraham Lincoln's love of Shakespeare, that he made time to spend more than a hundred nights in the theater, even during those dark days of the war.

So between his nightly treks to the theater, his story telling, and his extraordinary sense of humor and his love of quoting Shakespeare and poetry, he found that form of play which carried him through his days.

Four: this was being shown in a regular movie theater in Center City, Philadelphia.

I remember walking out of the theater and becoming suddenly aware of this fact, as we walked hand in hand, and pondering these very same questions.

Not a classical concert in a church or a poetry reading, but the work of a French street theater company who were telling the story of Faust, "Mephistomania," on stilts, complete with handheld pyrotechnics.

But for theater?

No traffic, just people enjoying themselves, coming out to marvel and witness this extraordinary artistic endeavor by the French theater company Royal de Luxe.

It was our first show, and it changed the nature of the appreciation of culture, not in a gallery, not in a theater, not in an opera house, but live and on the streets, transforming public space for the broadest possible audience, people who would never buy a ticket to see anything.

And in the theater, we begin each work in a dark place, devoid of light.

Related words