Sentence examples for launch theatre from inspiring English sources

AmazonFresh is currently operating in markets outside its launch theatre of Seattle, with further growth planned.

Arriving from Hackensack, New Jersey, in 1969, he was one of that group of Americans who helped launch fringe theatre in London.

Thomas Kail, who had graduated from Wesleyan two years earlier and had recently helped launch a theatre company, came to see the show, having admired the script of "In the Heights".

Mark Rylance The Globe's artistic director launched that theatre's first full season by taking the crown.

We had mixed reviews veering towards good, but I found this a great environment to launch my theatre-directing career in.

Baby Show was the perfect way to launch a theatre-going habit – though I'm afraid Laurie will have to learn not to eat the props.

A trio of plays, beginning with 1982's Absolute Signal, all but launched experimental theatre in China, with a confrontational, often absurdist style that unnerved the communist authorities.

The International Theatre Institute (a part of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)) launched World Theatre Day in 1961 with the goal of uniting the world of theater through peace.

On October 25th, it will release the new version of its flagship computer operating system, Windows XP, at a splashy launch in a theatre in New York.

A new play by Caryl Churchill that has four lead roles for women in their sixties and seventies will launch the Royal Court theatre's 60th birthday year.

At the age of 16, while enrolled at Eton College, he decided on a career in acting and was given permission to launch his own theatre company at the elite school.