Sentence examples for a tiny theater that from inspiring English sources

The four use way too many microphones in a tiny theater that requires none, but the excessive volume is part of what makes the piece work: it frees you somehow from taking any of it too seriously.

Its flaws glare brightly indeed in the intimate confines of the tiny theater that houses it.

The whole project has created a sort of theatrical Internet, which was the idea; ideally a tiny theater in, say, Denver that is presenting a certain week will trade ideas with a theater presenting the same week thousands of miles away.

One day, in 1993, I saw a fantastic play, Glengarry Glen Ross in a tiny theater -- the Donmar Warehouse -- that I learned was about to shut down, as it was not a good economic period in England at that time.

"In the long run, even if we end up with a tiny, homespun theater that puts on wonderful children's programs, we'll be better off than we are now," she said.

Two weeks later, he went to see her perform in a tiny theater on the Upper West Side.

The confessional has been a tiny theater into which was squeezed great spiritual drama, both tragic and comic.

This is a bare-bones production in a tiny theater, but the cast and the director, Chris Henry, give it texture and depth.

"Cressida" is being staged at the Albery on April 4 by the Almeida, the tiny north London theater that took Diana Rigg's Medea to the West End and Broadway and followed the same route with Ralph Fiennes's Tony-winning Hamlet.

So successful have his productions proved both in Sheffield and London that he was recently appointed successor to Sam Mendes as artistic director of the tiny Donmar Warehouse, a Covent Garden theater that itself can claim to have become the pacemaker in the aging heart of the traditional West End.

Does the world need the Rosendale Theater, a creaky, tin-ceilinged, century-old, single-screen movie theater that was once a vaudeville parlor, casino and gathering hall in a tiny rural cement town?