Sentence examples for inside a theatre from inspiring English sources

But inside a theatre it could be any season at all.

Maybe because I feel like I've spent my whole life inside a theatre.

Young people in particular no longer seem either self-conscious, nervous or apprehensive about setting foot inside a theatre.

The play drew in new audiences; white people who had never been inside Muslim family life, and Muslims who had never before stepped inside a theatre.

Let me say instantly that this is the funniest evening I have spent inside a theatre since I saw Beyond the Fringe at the Edinburgh Lyceum in 1960.

Virtually every time you see newsreel footage, you first see a shot of a theatre marquee in one of the towns, and then a stock shot of people inside a theatre.

Last year, Dutch artist Dries Verhoeven put himself in a glass box inside a Berlin theatre, soliciting strangers on gay hook-up app Grindr.

"I can't recall criminal investigations like this in Moscow, except for Nord-Ost," he said, referring to the time, in 2002, when terrorists took hundreds of people hostage inside a Moscow theatre.

It may have been an ingenious creative and financial solution, but Joe Wright's big idea on Anna Karenina – to stage most of the film inside a Russian theatre – posed a herculean challenge for his long-time production designer.

Numerous brilliant directors have never stepped inside a regional theatre, still less aspired to run a building; others reject the idea of buildings altogether, working instead in site-specific or non-traditional spaces.

In this case, our aging hero, Dr. Parnassus (Christopher Plummer), is perched inside a mobile theatre, of antiquated design, which is trundled through modern London; part of the movie's charm is its brazen anachronism — a sense that the past can seep through time and burst into the here and now.