Sentence examples for accessible theater from inspiring English sources
There is a hostile environment for accessible theater music, and that's the kind of work I do.
The shock today is that these relatively accessible theater pieces resemble O'Casey's crazy-quilt of a play so much that the only conclusion to draw is their indisputably having been influenced by the obscure earlier work.
There have long been various programs aimed at making mainstream theater accessible to wider audiences at lower prices.
The graphics are wild, but it seems so wrong to call it avant-garde because it's so accessible to traditional theater audiences".
"The Public wants to make great theater accessible to all, and young people, with their parents, deserve an invitation to be a part of the story," said the theater's artistic director, Oskar Eustis.
"City Center occupies a special place in the lives of New Yorkers as the diverse and accessible 'People's Theater' founded by Mayor La Guardia," Mr. Bloomberg said in a statement Tuesday.
Shakespeare in the Park is a wonderful tradition that makes world-class theater accessible to all who are willing to wait for it.
After Cortana mentions games (in the area that resembles the bridge of the Shadow of Intent, accessible by a Theater glitch), look to the left (entering the room).
The Theater Development Fund's Theater Access Project does arrange totally accessible (captioned) performances of Broadway shows for this large population.
Mikhail Baryshnikov Alice Diamondd, an arts advocate; the musician Jimmy Heath; the artist Maya Lin; and the Theater Development Fund, a nonprofit group that makes the theater more accessible to the public, will also be honored that evening for their contributions to the city's cultural life.
The Bell Foundry may not have been the center of Baltimore's cultural institutions, but it was a bedrock of the city's DIY scene, hosting shows from groups like the comedy collective Wham City to the Baltimore Rock Opera Society, a nonprofit organization of artists whose aim is to make theater more accessible to the public.
