Sentence examples for hate the theatre from inspiring English sources
Note the irony when he says, "I hate the theatre, I really do".
It was a tumultuous time in all sorts of ways for a young playwright who professed to hate the theatre and all it stood for, and whose success went hand-in-hand with a reputation for outspokenness and bad behaviour.
As a child, Elliott hated the theatre.
Malvolio hates everything Belch stands for – just as he hates the theatre and those who attend it.
The factory owner, Castella (Jean-Pierre Bacri), doesn't understand the play; in fact, he hates the theatre.
I know theatre critics who hate the Christmas round, but I love it.
Like a touring musician carping about hotels and tour buses, I'm obsessing over legroom in the theatres, and beginning to hate the people sitting around me – put away your phone!
She had a true vision of what theatre should be – hating the idea of theatre that trivialised itself as a pastime for the middle classes.
Of working in the theatre, he said: "It gets you out of the house, and then you start to hate the people.
I hate the idea that it's for middle-class white people" – that "hate" is drawn out to a long hiss – "theatre is for everybody".
