Sentence examples for a theater project from inspiring English sources

The night before he died, he was at Circle in the Square on Bleecker Street, working with his students on a theater project.

Lincoln Center Festival runs July 6-28 and opens with the much-anticipated "Monkey: Journey to the West," a theater project based on a Chinese folktale with music by Damon Albarn, and more than 60 other performances.

The judges reversed Mr. Marshall's conviction on one lesser grand larceny count that stemmed from his having directed his mother's social secretary to work on a theater project of his.

"In other productions, when youngsters were put onstage, I never saw that brutal energy," Mr. Devriendt said about his quest for a theater project about the teenage years that was neither saccharine nor nihilistic, but rather reflected the complexity of the search of identity and the need to experiment.

But Mr. Bergman is "possessive" -- he once stopped talking to her for three years after she turned down a theater project of his -- and Mr. Polanski is "so quick and so tough, you've got to be very strong to hold your own with him.

Robby and I actually worked on a theater project at the Ahmanson Theater here in LA.

Renamed the Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Theater after she acquired and rehabilitated the building in 1988, the former church now houses several dance studios, Ms. Robinson's dance school, a 300-seat theater, Project Self-Discovery and her International Summer Dance Institute, a two-week intensive course on the movement, music and culture of the African Diaspora.

A dance entry for "In Performance: Commemorating the 10th Anniversary of Sept. 11," a Joyce Theater project set for Sept. 10-11 in Battery Park City, misstated the given name of a dancer with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.

A Tectonic Theater Project (Greg Reiner, executive director; Dominick Balletta, general manager; Jeffrey LaHoste, senior producer).

After the towers fell, after I joined with the entire working Broadway community in Duffy Square singing "New York, New York" for a television spot encouraging audiences back to Broadway, back to life, I asked myself, "What more can I do?" I did not have the spirit in my soul to take on a new theater project.

In the Scenic, Dramaturgical and Poetic Creation Processes, Methodologies, and Languages research group, connected to the Theater School, one of the professors participating in the group is running a Community Theater project wherein theater course students conduct classes and organize shows for residents of the Maré favela (slum), in Rio de Janeiro.