Sentence examples for diverse theater from inspiring English sources

"It is our hope that this resident theater program will make our Victory Gardens space Chicago's new cultural performing arts center where local audiences can experience the best of diverse theater under one roof," he said.

Mr. Wolfe also aligned the Public with his stated vision of "a mongrel American theater," championing new playwrights and turning the Public into what was probably the most racially diverse theater in the country.

In a bid to broaden its theater program and to bring additional polished, diverse theater uptown, City College of New York is lending critical support to an effort to open a new professional theater in residence uptown at Aaron Davis Hall.

SAMS graduates also served in roles beyond the initial planning, with 82 graduates participating in diverse theater tasks by February 1991.

Since then, Los Angeles has developed a burgeoning and diverse theater scene, with many actors launching their careers on local stages.

Written by Warren Bodow and staged by the Diverse City Theater Company at the Beckett Theater at Theater Row, "Race Music" examines the pitch and pull between generations and among ethnicities as relations in a changing United States evolve.

The play, written by Cassandra Medley and staged by the Diverse City Theater Company at the Beckett Theater, centers on Zena (Gin Hammond), a light-skinned Southern black woman who boards a northbound train in 1947 and is mistaken by the conductor for white.

She had been marketing and managing director/producer at Diverse City Theater, New York.

Diverse City Theater Company is the latest group to tackle the work, which splits its focus between the hostage (Curran Connor) and his wife (Bree Michael Warner), who is holding a vigil for him in America.

(Rooney) Under the Radar (opens on Wednesday) The Public Theater's eighth annual showcase of diverse new theater from America and around the world features productions from nine countries, including Argentina, Italy, Japan and Poland, playing at a number of Manhattan locations.

The MacArthur accolade, founded in 1978, is dolled out annually to a group of high-achieving individuals in disciplines as diverse as theater, computer science, history and civil rights law.