Sentence examples for playhouse of from inspiring English sources

ELIZABETH PLAYHOUSE "Of Human Bondage," by Karon Semones.

Mr. Tavel (pronounced ta-VEL) referred to the gallery as the Playhouse of the Ridiculous.

She also appeared on television programs including "Ford Television Theater," "Lux Video Theater," "Perry Mason" and "Schlitz Playhouse of Stars".

This was true of the production by Mannes Opera on Sunday afternoon in the Kaye Playhouse of Hunter College.

Had the show been in a smaller playhouse, of course, the gross potential would have been higher and there would have been more sold-out performances.

She well understood that a particularly dangerous demon was let loose by the recounting in the Playhouse of the deposition of her long-departed predecessor.

You will be making the playhouse out of five pieces of fabric.

Rather fuddy-duddy, it was more kin to the playhouses of Broadway than to the movie palaces of Times Square.

Wits such as William Wycherley and William Congreve wrote for the intimate playhouses of the Restoration and an unusually homogeneous coterie audience of the court circle.

But there are some good moments too, where London is recreated as Youngdon along with its Playhouses of Parliament and Nelson-the-Bully-From-the-Simpsons-Column Nelson-the-Bully-From-the-Simpsons-Column Nelson-the-Bully-From-the-Simpsons-Column Nelson-the-Bully-From-the-Simpsons-Column Nelson-the-Bully-From-the-Simpsons-Column Nelson-the-Bully-From-the-Simpsons-Column Nelson-the-Bully-From-the-Simpsons-Column

The indoor playhouses of St . Pauls (1575) and Blackfriars (1576) in London, on the other hand, were clearly adaptations of existing halls.