Sentence examples for join a theater from inspiring English sources
He decided to join a theater group within the civil service, mostly in the hope of meeting interesting women.
Yunhe then antagonizes her grandfather by running away to join a theater troupe, and wins modest acclaim when the leading lady becomes ill and she takes over the role because she is the only other actress who has memorized all the lines.
Multi-instrumentalist Leroy Bach left the band after the recording sessions to join a theater production, so Wilco added jazz rock guitarist Nels Cline and multi-instrumentalist Pat Sansone to replace him.
Mr. Boro, on the other hand, got his early movement training on the soccerfield, and later he joined a theater company in Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso.
She had started a literacy program in the homeless shelter, joined a theater youth troupe and impressed her teachers with her love of literature and political ideals.
He joined a theater troupe called Off Off Campus and acted and wrote comedy sketches, very much in the Chicago tradition of Second City.
Sir Morosus, a retired British admiral with an aversion to noise of any type, disinherits his nephew Henry because he had joined a theater troupe and married an actress.
Born in a rural area of northern India in 1950, Mr. Puri worked his way through a Punjabi university where he joined a theater group and "drifted" from his youthful ambition to be a military man like his father.
As a salesman during the Depression he had free time, so he joined a theater group.
In late 1878, Edwards joined a theater company in Boston, replacing another actor as "Schelm, Chief of Police" at a revival of the spectacle The Exiles at the Boston Theatre on Washington Street.
