The phrase "add theater" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the action of including or incorporating a theater, either in a physical sense or in a metaphorical context, such as in a project or discussion.
Example: "To enhance the experience of the event, we should add theater to our presentation."
Alternatives: "include theater" or "incorporate theater".
And then she added: "Theater people always get more time.
Dan Rothenberg, the show's director, added: "Theater is so fundamentally low-tech.
And this past weekend, with the new James Bond spectacular Spectre and others suddenly adding theaters, Steve Jobs lost more than 80percentt of its screens, plunging to under $1 million for the weekend.
Across Sunset Boulevard from the Hollywood Marketplace project, Pacific Theaters Realty Group plans to add 4,000 theater seats and retail space to a site surrounding the Cinerama Dome, a landmark geodesic theater built in 1963.
"We have now increased our theater count to 1,263 locations and are planning to add more theaters again this coming week," Frank Rodriguez, Fox Searchlight's head of distribution, said in an email.
With its new center on West 65th Street — which will add two theaters and an amphitheater across from its current home at the Walter Reade Theater and is currently under construction — the society will considerably increase its programming.
The television industry provides work for many actors who then moonlight in the theater, Mr. Wochner said, adding that theater production costs are relatively low in the city.
At Staybridge Suites, the extended-stay brand owned by the InterContinental Hotels Group, some hotels will add home theaters to their public areas next year.
The project would add two theaters, as well as rehearsal and classroom space and, above that, a condominium tower and an office building.
One said, 'Yeah, I guess I'm glad we're here — I couldn't bear one more day of Chipotle.' " He decided to add the theater-district Shack to our itinerary.
