Sentence examples for dimensions of the theater from inspiring English sources

He filled the dimensions of the theater, making you hear his bass drum accents in the back rows.

Mr. McGregor's fine Iago has been somewhat overshadowed by Mr. Ejiofor's achievement — some critics have dismissed it as a shallow interpretation — but this Iago too is scaled to the close dimensions of the theater.

Clearly, this 70-minute production, from the Adhesive Theater Project, benefits profoundly from its technical contributors (as well as the impressive sound system and generous dimensions of the Voorhees Theater).

And where the production numbers of 1929 mostly respect the actual dimensions of a theater stage, by 1930 they had expanded into the non-Euclidean dream space that Busby Berkeley would soon be exploring so brilliantly.

But Mr. Tsypin had to redesign the set completely, as he had done in Paris, to accommodate the differing dimensions and physical traits of the theater.

It was converted to an opera house in 1873, and the present dimensions and neo-Classical style of the theater were set in a 1904 renovation.

The Piaf piece, a suite of vignettes drawn from life, was designed to make full use of the theater's dimensions and crotchets.

Her murderous high jinks may (or may not, depending on your stomach for outrageously amoral violence) make for an entertaining read, but as a theater character she never transcends the lurid two dimensions of the written page.

"They're part of the theater".

Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen were titans of the theater.

Sit near the back of the theater.