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Theatre in sentence

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His targets were arrogant politicians, war-mongering generals, and self-important intellectuals, exactly the people who sat in the front row of the theatre, where everyone could see their reactions.
Born in Dublin, Beckett studied English, French and Italian before moving to Paris, where he spent most of his life writing theatre, poetry and prose.
And although a tidy narrative still appeals, the best theatre keeps us thinking – and waiting.
Film, theatre, music, dance and of course, art, are huge.
But before you leave this theatre today, I want you to promise one thing.
"A Midsummer’s Night’s Dream" sees Shakespeare get psychedelic – and the result is a treat in the theatre and on the page.
And in so doing, he evokes the effect of entering into the magical world of great theatre that plays with the boundary between illusion and reality – and dramatizes the possibility that life is but a dream.
Like this space topping a hill ... or this theatre that brings to us the space of the mountains and its sound.
When the movie ended, everyone seemed very happy to get up and get out of the theatre as soon as possible.
The room is a theatre.
I had no clue what this movie was about when I walked into the theatre.
I went to the theatre expecting something exciting, and instead was afforded the opportunity to hone my "guess the next plot twist before it happens" skills.
This movie is a true definition of what Hollywood creates for people who don't want to think at a theatre.
As a high-school art or theatre project it's not too bad.
Show us pictures of poverty to contrast against our fluffy, double-wide theatre seats and 44-oz cokes, and we'll applaud in a heartbeat.
After an unexplained argument between two guys picking up litter in a drive-in movie theatre we cut to a family leaving!
Many people sob for Hollywood manufactured characters they can't even relate to (think Titanic; Yuck!)... but it really only made me cringe and want to get out of the theatre.
When Sigfried says an example has to be made, in reference to a nuclear bomb, I said "Please let it be this theatre!"
Acting 10, Script 1. "Hurlyburly" is from that unfortunate postmodern school of theatre that has declared anything resembling a story or plot is forbidden.
I saw this movie in the theatre and it was a terrible movie.
I just saw this movie last night at a midnight sneak preview screening (I work for an independent theatre chain in Colorado - it's one of the perks)...I'm sorry, but this is one of THE WORST movies I've ever seen!
I had recently also found "The Octagon" on DVD and bought that one to reminisce, having seen it in the theatre as a pre-teen, and loving it at the time.
I regret paying for the rental, and although I've never walked out on a movie before, this would have been it, had I seen it in a theatre.
I saw this in the theatre in 1989 and to this day I remember the sickening urge to walk out.
There are those of us out there that actually put on our shoes and venture out to the theatre when something of this nature, worthy of a theatrical release comes to town.
Not a bad idea but all the explanations are obvious ("movie horror helps us deal with real horror", "you are at the mercy of the filmmaker in a theatre") and pretty trite.
"The death of a performer at a Broadway stage play brings a theatre critic and a police detective together as an unlikely crime-solving duo.
The dead performer's niece becomes not only the object of affection for our critic, but also a prime suspect in this death, and some other murders that occur at the theatre.
Like my friend Ryan, I was confused as to why the psychopath chose to go to the theatre at the end of the film rather than to go after Norris's girlfriend.
As a wee tot, I watched this movie in the theatre (Being a huge wrestling and Hulk Hogan fan).
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