Sentence examples for performing arts space from inspiring English sources

Mayor Bloomberg cuts the ribbon on a new performing arts space in Brooklyn.

"It's their Woodstock," said Mike Rosenthal, the managing director of the Tank, a nonprofit performing arts space in Lower Manhattan that is putting on the festival.

Even before its Gatehouse theater became the first new performing arts space in Harlem in 20 years when it opened, in 2006, it had presented emerging artists, and seemingly everyone from Tito Puente to Abbey Lincoln.

8 p.m. 4. Catch a Show Round out your night on the waterfront by strolling over to the bulbous copper wedge of the Wales Millennium Center, a landmark performing arts space that opened in 2004.

As an alternative, the new legislation would amend the original act establishing the park to allow the pier to be developed for performing arts space, film studios, schools and even amusement rides.

As creative director of New York's downtown performing arts space the Kitchen, his innovations helped to reshape today's music world and bridge the gaps between the concert hall and pop music.

But our larger museums and performing arts spaces are primarily centers for cultural consumption.

The architect is Hugh Hardy, a veteran designer of performing arts spaces and repurposed landmarks who runs H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture.

Each year, we tour more than 20 contemporary theatre productions to arts centres, performing arts spaces in schools and, sometimes, village halls.

It will be restored very much for the purpose for which it was built, for fun by the sea, with bars, cafes, galleries, and performing arts spaces.

In addition to entertainment and retail, developers would be able to build film and television studios, schools, amusement rides and performing arts spaces.