Sentence examples for for each theater from inspiring English sources
It cost $2.1 million to produce, which was $700,000 for each theater.
PARKER -- I have this idea of getting some actors, say two or three for each theater, and working out little skits of people acting out bad audience members, eating or talking on their phones.
The site includes Web links and contact information for each theater, and by a combination of e-mail messages and faxes (in our ludicrously rudimentary Italian, whose solecisms seem to have been forgiven and whose thrust -- "Sell me tickets, please" -- was apparently understood), we were able to buy seats for all three operas.
Ask for a return ticket, or if the theater is a constant problem, insist on a refund and tell management that until they correct their staffing issue and place an usher in each theater for at least the first 15 minutes of each film, you will not be returning there.
Note: Hot Seats, $10 orchestral level seats for each Rose Theater performance (excluding Jazz For Young People concerts), are available for purchase to the general public on the Wednesday of each performance week.
"I'm just overjoyed for Vinny, for Everyman, and for theater in Baltimore.
The audience gave such lusty applause to all four offerings in Fall for Dance's program on Saturday night at City Center that it sounded as if for each piece the theater was populated solely by the performers' friends and family.
It was one of the 50 or more live theater performances — Broadway, Off Broadway and regional theater — recorded each year for the Theater on Film and Tape Archive, part of the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, at Lincoln Center.
The main difference among the services is that each sells tickets for different theater chains.
On a practical level, each new theater for "Gatz" usually requires adjustments in sound, lighting and sometimes performances, given that varying acoustics can require the 13 cast members to project their voices differently.
Theaters should enforce the age limitations, or at the very least, charge full price for each body in the theater, whether seated or lap carried.
