Sentence examples for foreign theatres from inspiring English sources

Danger to international interests appears to be growing from home-grown threats fuelled by battle-hardened, radicalised individuals returning from foreign theatres of war, especially in the Middle East, with greater terrorist resolve and capabilities.

This was broken down into all kinds of foreign theatres; he finally arrives at Theatres-U.S. and then at last "Theatres, New York City"., another bewildering mas of cards that gave him no information he wanted.

I would continue his open-door policy with a series of cadres, where assistant directors would be responsible for three or four events a year in the following areas: multicultural work, feminist work, experimental work and the work of stellar foreign theatres.

The scenery, which it appears came from Turin, pleased one in a negative sort of way by showing that some foreign theatres can still occasionally produce something quite as dowdy as the average staging one is accustomed to at Covent Garden.

Mark Ravenhill, the playwright best known for Shopping and Fucking, used a British Council showcase for foreign theatre promoters to lay into George Bush and his "lackeys" in Downing Street.

Foreign theatre exchanges of the 1980s were welcomed by many theatre artists who wished to bring new ideas into Chinese theatre, in particular to appeal to youthful audiences who were abandoning theatre for film and television; these exchanges again were halted in 1989 in the wake of the government's suppression of the Chinese student democracy movement at Tiananmen Square.

Philosophy, Classics, Foreign Languages, Theatre... these appear to be our core disciplines, as the Humanities Indicator defines them.

Originally built for foreign companies, the theatre was reconstructed in 1867 and reopened in 1868 for a Turkish company headed by an Armenian, Agop, who was later converted to Islam and changed his name to Yakup.

In the late 1970s, while an undergraduate at Oxford University, he began his career in journalism: as a book reviewer, then as a war reporter, a foreign correspondent, a theatre critic and now as a popular commentator on American politics.

By spending every night using anglophone social media, however, we're missing out on amazing opportunities to consume our target language – such as going to a foreign cinema or theatre.

DW Around the time he released his Man With a Movie Camera in late 1929, Vertov claimed that he had found "an authentically international absolute language of cinema," free from "foreign elements" from theatre and literature.