Sentence examples for met theater from inspiring English sources

"Dreams Die Hard" is a marvelous play at the Met Theater that I would have missed had I trusted a dismissive little review in Calendar: "Bogged down in historical incident, bristling with tangled personal subplots, 'Dreams Die Hard' is history as presented by the denizens of 'Melrose Place'Dreams'Dieams Die Hard' Faces Gremlins," by F. Kathleen Foley, Calendar, Feb. 24).

He helped found the Met Theater in Los Angeles in the early 1970s, and while performing there he was seen by a representative of the Public Theater in New York and subsequently cast in the role of the drunken, threatening, wishful patriarch of a dysfunctional farm family in Mr. Shepard's play "Curse of the Starving Class," which opened at the Public in 1978.

Good reviews from London for Donald Freed's political thriller "Circe and Bravo," first seen at Los Angeles' MET Theater in 1984.

On that count Illusions in Motion informs an extraordinary, rolling range where painting meets architecture meets theater meets cinema that scrolls into all the screens, immersions, and augmentations of today.

Ms. Katzoff and Mr. Olson, 30, who is known as Ryan, met as theater students at Simon's Rock.

Her parents had met as theater people, just as she and her husband met as teenage performers.

Ms. Vega had presented excerpts from the play over the years, but the idea was brought back to life when she met the theater director Kay Matschullat in 2008.

(Cinema verite meets Masterpiece Theater).

Mr. Panter said he was beginning to meet with theater executives in New York this week, though he declined to name them, saying it was premature to do so.

And you meet these theater types who are like, "We could just do this.

He wrote it for his marriage on Oct. 12 to Joy Dewing, 29, a musical-theater coloratura he met in a theater-related Internet chat room six years ago.