Sentence examples for cold theatres from inspiring English sources
While rehearsing in a cold theatre, Coca donned a massively oversized coat and began to clown around with some other cast members.
During the cold war, theatre learned to love the bomb and its moral complexities, in plays such as Sir Tom Stoppard's "Hapgood" and Michael Frayn's "Copenhagen".
Russian newspaper readers feeling down about the navy were able to console themselves, however, with a bit of cold war theatre.
"Bridges Of Madison County" It was a hot summer's day as I sat in the cold dark theatre at Lincoln Center watching a screening of "The Bridges of Madison County" as part of a Clint Eastwood retrospective.
Make the room comfortable and welcoming so you're glad not to be in a cold movie theatre instead.
On the whole, she says, she has always found filming rather cold compared with theatre.
For the last five years, in an invariably cold room, assorted theatre practitioners and aficionados have gathered under the collective title of Devoted & Disgruntled.
Maxwell denies us emotional coherence because his interest lies in the disjunctions — between gesture and speech, between intention and action, between American psychological realism and the relatively cold, stilted "anti-theatre" style that the director Rainer Werner Fassbinder developed in his early works for the stage.
Depending on the time of year and how many people in attendance, it might be very cold in the theatre or very warm.
For the past four years I have done this, standing from 7am in the biting cold outside the Festival Theatre.
