Sentence examples for make a theater from inspiring English sources

It's not so interesting for us to make a theater piece for the audience.

Mr. Elder was the author of "Will It Make a Theater," a guide to creating a nontraditional performing space.

He wants to make a theater production from the dialogue of the Bathroom Tapes feature, which he sees as a kind of "Vagina Monologues" for a male audience.

The first major movie star to make a theater appearance here this spring is arriving in decorous fashion at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

The best way to make a theater audience be "present," to stay in the moment, is to create a strong piece of theater.

He said it was the kind of creative, albeit stormy, enterprise that makes a theater stronger.

With a highly literate text that bears as much weight as the music itself, with only two characters and with a format that virtually excludes stage action in favor of dialogue, Bartok makes a theater of his orchestra part.

This was the last iteration of her set, so they really wanted to make a modern theater for her.

The result is a golf course not only consistently admired for its beauty and ardor, but one that will make a great theater on television this week.

Ms. Beaman has every right to make a new theater piece out of the old material, but hers comes across as merely an arch idea.

Robert Lloyd's Arkel was perhaps the best example of how clear delivery can make a big theater seem smaller than it actually is.