It has an area of just 10.6-inches, making it formidable for home theater environments.
For an extra treat, and highly recommended, stay for a production at the formidable Round Barn Theater: Its stage is named after a Jewish playwright from New York (go figure), Joseph Stein, whose musical comedy about a culture clash between the Amish and New Yorkers, "Plain and Fancy," has been playing here for over 25 years.
Halfway through "The Great Game: Afghanistan" — the Tricycle Theater's formidable seven-hour cycle of short plays about a formidable country — a British writer finds herself alone with Najibullah, the deposed Afghan president, now under house arrest in Kabul in 1996.
See more of The Joy Formidable at Denver's Bluebird Theater.
The city is essentially a tax haven with great theater, free museums and formidable dining.
"Señales" ("Signals," 2012), newly commissioned by the Miller Theater, featured Irvine Arditti, the formidable English violinist who is also Ms. Paredes's husband.
Zypora Spaisman, matriarch of America's sole surviving professional Yiddish theater, let forth that formidable battle cry: "Hitler couldn't stop me.
This season features a formidable three world premieres: a dance-theater collaboration with the San Francisco Ballet titled "The Tosca Project"; a new translation of Bertolt Brecht's play "The Caucasian Chalk Circle," directed by Mr. Doyle; and "Phèdre".
Erie, played by none other than Brian Dennehy in the formidable production now at the Long Wharf Theater, isn't one of life's winners.
Best known as a movie actor ("Training Day," "Before Sunrise"), Mr. Hawke in the flesh exudes a solar energy that has made him a formidable stage presence (as in the Lincoln Center Theater production of Tom Stoppard's "Coast of Utopia").
