Sentence examples for bigger theater from inspiring English sources

Ms. Krass can't wait to see how "Tabletop" works in a bigger theater.

Getting a bigger theater would require a move, because there is no room to expand the original Goodspeed.

LONG BRANCH - THE New Jersey Repertory Company here has begun to consider finding itself a new, presumably bigger theater, and no group deserves an upgrade more.

SIMONSON -- At this point, you could probably open your plays with bigger theater companies, but you continue to do them with the Drama Dept.

Yet the bigger theater also exposes problems in "Fräulein Maria": the transitions between sections can be sketchy; the stage looks a little bare (though the opening section, with its elementary-school mountain peaks formed by fabric, is still a delight).

Instead of opening in Bellport, the Island's oldest established home for professionally produced summer musicals, this one is playing in Gateway's newly renovated showplace here, a much bigger theater -- bigger by more than 700 seats.

It can also be a financial headache because bigger theaters tend to charge more rent.

By contrast, improv artists have occasionally been paid, at bigger theaters like the storied Second City in Chicago, but it's less common.

The department in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, meanwhile, has more courses, more instructors, more performances and more and bigger theaters.

Its first book was a 500-page volume of plays by Mr. Jackson, who has gone on to write and direct plays in bigger theaters like the Aurora Theater in Berkeley.

In the 1990s, as the bigger theaters got into producing new plays, places like the Magic had a harder time competing for the best material.