That is possibly because it's somewhat easier for musicians to pick up related work beyond the theater whereas theater actors often feel dependent on the theater.
In the end, though, Landau's American Film Theater -- its offerings produced on a limited budget and heavily dependent on English theater people cutting their already minuscule prices (the top fee was $25,000) to play dream roles -- persisted for only two years.
Some people at Ballet Theater are concerned that the company has become too dependent on one man, and that Mr. Ranieri is not preparing the company to sustain these new expenditures.
The humor in the show is not only dependent on one's knowledge of Hamilton, the world-beating musical – but also on the world of theater in general.
They were dependent on no one.
But analysts said most regional malls were not heavily dependent on rent revenue from movie theaters.
Many nonprofit theaters have become dependent on these funds.
Actors in these cities can audition for, and perform at, many local theaters, without being dependent on the favor of a single artistic director; directors have a wider pool of actors to draw from.
For a theater that until a decade ago was entirely dependent on the government for money, the Maryinsky's success at collecting private sponsors is remarkable, not only by Russian but also by European standards.
"A Midsummer Night's Dream," so dependent on sights misperceived and incongruous, makes a fascinating choice for Theater by the Blind, a company that blends actors who are blind and vision-impaired with those who have full sight.
Charles XI of Sweden, dependent on French subsidies, reluctantly occupied the Brandenburgian Uckermark in 1674, starting the German theater of the Scanian War (Brandenburg-Swedish War).
