Sentence examples for progress theater from inspiring English sources

With no panacea in sight, Joseph's parents worked with doctors to create a multifaceted plan to match his varied needs: the prescription drug Abilify for controlling his moods and impulsivity; continued therapy to monitor his progress; theater camp and programs at the gay and lesbian center in New York City for socialization and normalcy.

With the singer Shoshana Bean, Mr. Brown performed more possible standards at 54 Below on Wednesday evening and offered previews of songs from works in progress: musical-theater adaptations of the films "Honeymoon in Vegas" (to star Tony Danza) and "The Bridges of Madison County" (written with Marsha Norman).

An opera festival, already in progress at the theater, on the Rua Tapajos, runs until May 26.

He came across as a work in progress, relishing the theater of politics, but leaving questions about what he would do with the reins of government if he got hold of them.

HACKETTSTOWN - CENTENARY COLLEGE here has no archaeology major, but there is a first-rate excavation in progress at the theater on campus, where the Centenary Stage Company is offering "Sight Unseen," Donald Margulies's heady play about digging up and clinging to the past.

The center is still partly a work in progress, where galleries, theaters and restaurants nuzzle together in a bright steel-and-glass creation on the waterfront that over the next year or so will be linked to a northern branch of the Imperial War Museum, now under construction, by a Millennium footbridge that, unlike its counterpart on the Thames, does not wobble when people walk over it.

The artists presented their works in progress -- pieces of theater, dance and music intended to induce dialogue about civic issues.

Throughout the evening, Ms. Broderick issues progress reports to each theater, switching her headset back and forth between the two productions.

He emphasizes that the conference has made significant progress, upgrading technology, renovating theater space and housing, and creating a writers-in-residence program.

But the New Jersey Repertory Company here is a case of theaters in progress.

(Jennifer Dunning) "THE BRIDGE" (Tuesday) Works in progress, in a movement-theater series, by bêsto perfecto, Julia May Jonas and Nellie Tinder, Red Metal Mailbox and Piñataland, and the Compound Eye. 8 p.m., University Settlement, 184 Eldridge Street at Rivington Street, Manhattan, (718 599-7997, $12.