Sentence examples for fledgling theatre from inspiring English sources

In his mid-20s, he moved to Cork and fell in with a fledgling theatre company, Corcadorca.

(B.S., 1951), taught drama and public speaking in Wisconsin (1951-53), and returned to Northwestern for postgraduate studies before joining (1954) the fledgling Lyric Theatre as secretary to the company's founder, Carol Fox, and as a singer.

My first year there, I got my first professional role ($25 for six weeks' work!) at the fledgling Oklahoma Theatre Center in the play RAIN.

But it was with his darkly comic masterpiece The Playboy of the Western World (1907)—based on a story he had overheard in western Ireland that Synge gave the fledgling national-theatre movement its most explosive moment.

In fact, bedtime for my children was one of the reasons I reluctantly knocked my fledgling career as a theatre critic on the head.

And so, in 1939, when a fledgling New York organization called Ballet Theatre — now called American Ballet Theatre — invited Tudor to come and stage some ballets, he moved to the United States.

Theatre is where those fledgling talents are incubated.

The high cost of attending drama school and the dwindling of local repertory theatres also means that fledgling actors cannot learn their craft in the provinces.

The kind of fledgling relationship that is being built between Winchester's Theatre Royal and Hat Fair outdoor arts festival is still all too rare.

The neighborhood already contained a fledgling cultural district; in addition to MICA, the Lyric Theatre was staging live concerts and performances, and Meyerhoff Symphony Hall was in the planning stages.

What held all these brilliant fledglings together was the old pro George Abbott, the commercial theatre's most hit-prone director.