Sentence examples for open theatre from inspiring English sources

American playwrights, collaborating with the Living Theatre, the Open Theatre, and other adventurous new companies, were increasingly free to write radical and innovative plays.

In 1963 she joined Joseph Chaikin's experimental Open Theatre and appeared in the musical Viet Rock and the off-Broadway hit, America Hurrah.

The most successful of these have included such groups as The Negro Ensemble Company, La Mama Experimental Theatre Company, the Open Theatre, Manhattan Theatre Club, Ensemble Studio Theatre, and Roundabout.

Shepard's talent soon attracted a wide range of interest; he found himself collaborating on movies with Robert Frank and Michelangelo Antonioni, and on theatre pieces with Joseph Chaikin's experimental Open Theatre.

He immersed himself in the artistic energy of that time – jazz, installations, happenings, Joe Chaikin's intensely physical Open Theatre and the utopian visions of the Living Theatre – before returning to London with a clear idea of what he might contribute.

Among other early influential groups were Joseph Chaikin's Open Theatre, Richard Schechner's Performance Group, the Negro Ensemble Company, Mabou Mines, Richard Foreman's Ontological-Hysteric Theatre, the Wooster Group, and Joseph Papp's New York Shakespeare Festival (where Hair premiered in 1967 and the Broadway mainstay A Chorus Line had its start in 1975).

The newly opened Theatre was described by a preacher in 1577 as "that gorgeous playing-place erected in the fields".

St Mary's Square, 0191-443 4661, www.thesagegateshead.org GreenAlzon Scarborough Open Air Theatre Scarborough's Open Air Theatre is the largest in Europe, and first opened in 1932.

Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park.

Venue: Grosvernor Park Open Air Theatre, Chester.

The CSRE school complex consists of 15 classrooms, an open air theatre and a service block.