Sentence examples for get a theater from inspiring English sources

TARA RUBIN Having Daniel Radcliffe committing to do "How to Succeed" meant the producers probably won't have much trouble raising money for the show, and they would get a theater.

Asked if a lack of money had hindered "Vegas," which included Tony Danza in its announced cast, Mr. Brown said yes. "If you can't get the money you need, you won't get a theater, and you will probably need to do more creative development," Mr. Brown said.

Unlike Hollywood, on Broadway if you don't get a theater, you don't have a show … you can be all dressed up and nowhere to go.

CLEVELAND -- How do you get a theater largely full of older white people to engage with the struggles and dreams of aspiring hip-hop artists?

"There are [off-Broadway] shows that have been around for years waiting for a place to land and there are shows that get great buzz and get a theater write-up right away," Miranda said.

Russell D. Moore in The Christian Post stated that, "If you can get a theater full of people in Kentucky to stand and applaud the defeat of their country in war, then you've got some amazing special effects" and criticized Cameron for what he saw as an unnuanced depiction of the American military as "pure evil".

And getting a theater ready for a show after a three-week hiatus is like opening a dusty, neglected summer house after a long winter — if that summer house were full of complicated electronic equipment, moving floors and one-of-a-kind costumes.

A producer selects the script or the project, if you will; raises the money, the financing for the project; gets a theater; and hires everyone from the director down to the PR person or marketing team.

One broker was so confused she finally said, "It would be great if you could get a real theater".

But for the right amount of those dollars, you can still get a movie theater named in your honor.

"Finally we're going to get a movie theater, and have some night life".