Sentence examples for devoted to theater from inspiring English sources

Music fills galleries devoted to theater, public spaces, sacred spaces and palaces.

In his leisure he was an avid reader and devoted to theater, travel, good conversation and intense friendships.

Talkinbroadway.com has sections devoted to theater in Las Vegas and on the West Coast, but it is called talkinbroadway, and its gossip can be delicious and even helpful.

"EVERYTHING ABOUT SCHOOL (ALMOST)" may not sound like a musical that children would find entertaining, especially in the summer, but Tada, an organization devoted to theater by and for children, will certainly change that view.

But perhaps because its aim is broader -- it has sections devoted to theater, dance, world music and jazz -- its classical music concentration is both more limited and more lightweight than Andante's.

If the structure opens as scheduled in June 2003, it will be the first building devoted to theater that the town, so rich in theatrical history, has known in 25 years.

Broadway.com is just one of a batch of increasingly visible Web sites devoted to the theater and theater news, each with its own critics, souvenir shops and catty backstage chat.

The balance of the program was devoted to musical theater, which Ms. Fleming described as an early and lingering passion.

SPORTSFRIDAY, PAGE D1 Arts Groups for 9/11 Site Pledging to reinvigorate Lower Manhattan's cultural life, New York officials announced that groups devoted to dance, theater and drawing, and a museum, would be cultural anchors for the World Trade Center site.

Pledging to reinvigorate cultural life in Lower Manhattan, state and city officials yesterday announced the selection of arts groups devoted to dance, theater and drawing, along with a museum celebrating freedom, as the cultural anchors for the World Trade Center site.

Unfortunately, these dueling impulses are uneasily blended here, in a play that never quite finds sure footing as either a comic melodrama or a sentimental tribute to the fortitude of those devoted to the theater.