Sentence examples for modest theaters from inspiring English sources

"Modest theaters, modest budgets, modest aspirations, but big time in terms of human richness".

Through Dec. 22 The Berlin-based artist Christine Hill envisions mom-and-pop stores as modest theaters, opportunities for visual delectation and human interaction.

(Johnson) ★ Christine Hill: 'Small Business' (through Dec. 22) The Berlin-based artist Christine Hill envisions mom-and-pop stores as modest theaters, opportunities for visual delectation and human interaction.

(Smith) ★ Christine Hill: 'Small Business' (through Dec. 22) The Berlin-based artist Christine Hill envisions mom-and-pop stores as modest theaters, opportunities for visual delectation and human interaction.

The American Queen, too, has had assorted incarnations, as Mr. Vasconcelos recounted one morning in a talk he gave in the boat's Grand Saloon, a modest theater where something always seemed to be going on.

Only small theaters with local followings, modest budgets and limited producing capacities, like ODC Theater in San Francisco and P.S. 122, Danspace Project and Dance Theater Workshop in New York, represent women in proportion to their presence on the scene.

How does a small theater company go from mounting their first modest production to producing a high profile off-Broadway musical?

Opera as this kind of drama works better, to be sure, in the modest-size theaters common in Europe.

This is an unapologetic piece in favor of supporting the insular room, the basement club, the shaggy backroom of the dive bar, the funky grotto, the modest historic theater, or the quaint church turned music hall.

In making this commitment, Lincoln Center joins nonprofit companies all over the country that are creating modest black-box theaters to present scaled-down productions by rising artists and to build a new generation of patrons.

It was handed to Sony Pictures Classics for distribution as an art film, and had only a modest run in theaters, said Mr. Berlanti, who nonetheless calls Mr. Culpepper his "guardian angel".