Sentence examples for bringing theater from inspiring English sources

The organization focuses on bringing theater to children, mostly upstate.

As such, the company carries two equal burdens, being a populist platform for bringing theater to the masses and a hands-on training program for young actors.

Some people are off summering in Provence, she admits, but she'd rather be in the provinces, bringing theater to everyday folks.

She comes from these parts, and her troupe often tours the region, bringing theater to a hinterland that rarely gets a chance to see it.

Perhaps most important, though, the actors said they found something else: an honest satisfaction with bringing theater to places that are not exactly flush with theater.

Eventually, Wortzel hopes to combine his passions, bringing new technology to the world, but also bringing theater and song, and maybe even a garden or two, to the hospitals where he will work.

That's why "The Spoon River Project," an effort to bring theater to the grounds, is a missed opportunity.

"I was thinking about how to break the fourth wall and bring theater that felt appropriate for L.A.," said Ms. Kussman, who doesn't perform herself.

The Chappaqua Chamber Orchestra and Chappaqua have presented a music series, while the Emelin Theater and Mamaroneck have brought theater to children.

In motion, it remains true to its beginnings and its mission: "to bring theater to the people," in the words of its founder, director and producer, Miriam Colon.

He is credited not only with helping to bring theater by and about African-Americans to wider public consciousness, but also with helping to bring late-20th-century African-American audiences to Broadway.