Sentence examples for generous theater from inspiring English sources

A new play titled "Modern Terrorism" has been selected for the 2012 Laurents/Hatcher Foundation Award, a generous theater prize that provides $50,000 to the author - in this case, Jon Kern - and an additional $100,000 toward the production costs for the play's premiere.

Minimalism makes no appearance here -- portions are generous, there is the theater of tableside boning, and truffles are just another fungus.

With nearly 40 numbers zipping across an intermissionless 90 minutes, the new musical comedy "From My Hometown," at the Gramercy Theater, is generous to a fault.

The opening of each of the flagships -- which feature all-glass staircases floating beneath generous skylights and small theaters for classes and other public events -- has prompted a frenzy among the company's fans.

The National's subsidy, of course, is still far more generous than government support for theaters in the United States, and several British theaters received deeper cuts than the National.

Thanks to generous corporate support, the SIGNATURE THEATER COMPANY has been forging a new path to affordability for several years.

Mr. Winther, a tasteful folk-pop tenor with the range and discipline of a trained theater singer, offers a generous sampling of recent American theater music (some of it from works in progress) in a sophisticated post-Sondheim mode.

"People in the theater are just very generous," Mr. Kander said.

He wrote that Mr. Hochfelder was "always generous with me — arranging tickets to the theater, tennis, hockey and baseball games".

The generous breadth of taste shown by New York Theater Ballet with its Signatures series is good for New York's whole dance scene.

"People have this expectation that theater and art are inherently generous," Mr. Johnson said, "that they're there to cater to them rather than to produce problems.