Sentence examples for committed theater from inspiring English sources

Of course being committed theater artists, they took to the streets and performed anyway.

The final hour was the show's own fictional Tony Awards — making 2013 the year in which truly committed theater buffs could watch two Tony Awards on two networks.

Both men's careers have straddled the worlds of commercial and politically committed theater.

It will require further work to get this "huge endeavor" eventually ready while searching for a committed theater, she said, but performing portions of this "really beautiful, moving story" about Louisville, Kentucky, native Tori Murden McClure's cause "that I'm championing" in concert or during a TED talk has already been satisfying.

Both of us are still committed to theater that creates social change.

For a director as committed to theater in Westchester as Ms. Watson is, there is more than enough to chew on.

He was an artist committed to theater and to staking a strong claim in it to explore the African-American experience in all its complexity.

And only one other, the Schoolhouse in Croton Falls -- a performing space amid galleries and studios devoted to painting and sculpture -- is consistently committed to theater, usually of a most enterprising kind not seen elsewhere in Westchester.

He moves from theater outsider to insider after he is hired as a ticket collector at the National Theater (a job that allowed him the luxury of observing the same production again and again), forms friendships with others equally committed to theater and is admitted to Harvard.

The show would have made the jump from very good to memorable if it had committed to theater as much as to education".

Steve served as chairman of the board of trustees of Harvard's American Repertory Theater from 2013-17, a theater committed to broadening the impact of theater on community, ideas, and understanding.