Sentence examples for adjoining theater from inspiring English sources

We had been together for not quite a year and a half, having met in adjoining theater seats.

And there may be live music, a poetry reading or a slack-key-guitar virtuoso in the cafe's adjoining theater.

The hotel's best bet was the cultural show that takes place nightly in an adjoining theater (admission is $18).

On the southern slopes of the Acropolis, was primarily the sanctuary of Dionysus and the adjoining theater where the Athenians watched the tragedies of Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides, and the comedies of Aristophanes.

Through my college years, we took in "The Lady Not For Burning," Willy Loman, Annie Oakley and those strange English types who crashed T. S. Eliot's "Cocktail Party". I can see that ring's cameo set on the grip of the arm rest between our adjoining theater seats, like a silhouette in tiny cartouche.

Originally just sort of a waiting area for those about to watch local alternative performance art in the adjoining theater space, the bar later served beer and wine with all the presentation of booze culled from the corner market.

(Showing at adjoining theaters in the same complex: "Indecent Proposal," "The Crying Game," "Singles," "Toys" and "Enchanted April"). Moviegoing of such intimacy becomes something akin to group therapy.

This year, adjoining theaters on West 45th Street were renamed for Bernard B. Jacobs and Gerald Schoenfeld, two executives from the Shubert Organization, Broadway's most powerful landlord.

"House" and "Garden," for instance, the last Ayckbourn plays to be seen in a major New York production, were performed in adjoining theaters by the same cast simultaneously.

The play, a hit in London last year, is actually made up of two simultaneous plays -- one set in a country house, one set in a, yep, garden -- written to be performed in adjoining theaters by the same actors.

It played to a packed audience that spilled over into the aisles in two adjoining theaters.