Sentence examples for previous theater from inspiring English sources

Her only previous theater experience had been as a chorus member in the 1969 musical "Jimmy".

Mr. Leonard's previous theater credits include the Broadway production of Tom Stoppard's "Invention of Love," which won him the Tony Award for featured actor in a play, as well as Broadway revivals of "Candida" and "Long Day's Journey Into Night" that earned him Tony nominations, and an ill-fated production of "Midsummer Night's Dream" seen in "Dead Poets Society".

As currently envisioned the theater is to have an open, glassy lobby space that would be "its own marquee, statement and front door," said Mr. Hardy, an architect on many previous theater projects, including the renovations of the New Victory, the New Amsterdam, the Joyce and Radio City Music Hall.

He said his previous theater experience, which included directing at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, led him "into a strong taste for the rigors and risk of new work -- 'moving the art form forward.' " But, he added, he had strong backing from university officials and worked to develop a constituency for new work and donors to support it.

That form will ask you for contact information, previous theater experience, and if there are any times and dates you will not be available for rehearsals.

Every bit of it is modern, but its walls, corridors and floors bear witness to the history of the five previous theaters that have stood on that spot.

Mr. Karp said he felt that Stamford's previous regional theater, the Hartman, which closed just before Stamford Theater Works was created, did not benefit from presenting a hodgepodge of plays, anything from George Bernard Shaw's "Millionairess" to the George S. Kaufman-Marc Connolly comedy "Merton of the Movies".

The "Bacharach" show will be directed by Steven Hoggett, the much-praised choreographer of the Broadway shows (and previous New York Theater Workshop productions) "Once" and "Peter and the Starcatcher".

While Mr. Nivola essentialized both form and content, Mr. Kiesler seems to have deliberately complicated his message and his medium, assembling fragments of everything he had conceived over the previous decades: theater designs, kinetic sculptures, furniture, freestanding monumental structures -- everything, that is, except architecture.

The cheaper $399 device boasts a much smaller footprint than its previous home theater products; the company says Beam is 60percentt smaller and 28percentt shorter than the Playbase.

Previous Dream Theater albums shared planned themes throughout, such as Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory (1999) as a concept album or Train of Thought (2003) as a heavy, "balls to the wall" album.