Sentence examples for from this theater from inspiring English sources

And the Hubert Museum -- "642 steps from this theater, I counted it myself" -- home of the famous flea circus.

I can think of no more deliriously funny moment from this theater season than what transpires when Ms. Nielsen, playing Sonia, a middle-aged, morbidly depressed woman, swans onstage in a sequined evening gown, with a tiara shimmering on her head and a new glitter of self-confidence in her eyes.

With a tiny stage on which the players are just a few feet from the audience, this theater wants intimate pieces.

"He was responsible for the liftoff of this theater from a standstill," said Bernard Gersten, executive producer of Lincoln Center Theater.

She gives 50 performances a season, from October through May, in this theater she created more than three decades ago from the abandoned social hall of the Pacific Borax Company.

(She stepped in for an ailing Carol Haney in "The Pajama Game" half a century ago and soared to fame.) But nobody, with the qualified exception of Martha Plimpton as a floozy with a grudge, emerges from this Roundabout Theater Company production covered in stardust.

I'll never forget emerging from this dark theater that I've been sitting in for 24 hours into the bright morning sunlight and just all of the sudden being introduced to its first fans.

WESTPORT COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE In 1950 Stephen Sondheim worked as an apprentice at this theater, converted from an 1835 tannery building by the scenic designer Cleon Throckmorton in 1930.

In the book, Schemel describes watching this theater unfold from the unusual vantage point of behind a drum set while smoking a cigarette, or reading a paper.

Many Broadway fans around the country expressed anger with comments like this from the theater Web site www.allthatchat.com: "I'll bet all those road voters who voted their 'hearts' want their ballots back" (referring to the show's ad campaign).

He has said that he is retiring from the theater, making this possibly the last new play of his you will see on Broadway -- another kind of death too sad to contemplate.