Sentence examples for reasonable theatre from inspiring English sources

Is Manchester's municipal pride blinding it to the fact that there is a perfectly new and reasonable theatre just down the road?

Drink Simon Rogan's Mr Cooper's at The Midland Hotel has a fine selection of weird and wonderful cocktail combinations and a very reasonable pre-theatre menu.

"They may have perfectly reasonable reasons for wanting surgery, but we mustn't enthusiastically accelerate them towards the theatre as a commercial commodity.

"What we were most struck by in the research is that, despite reasonable fears that the theatre in these straitened times might fall back on 'safer' forms of theatre, like reviving the classics, in fact theatremakers and audiences seem to have turned to new work," Rebellato told The Stage.

Now that Mr Hytner has created an appetite for adventurous theatre at reasonable prices he has to satisfy it, but there are worse problems than that.

So the dates are a bit off, although they are believed to be a reasonable indication of what theatres would have been like half a century earlier.

There were no theatres within reasonable distance - at least ones that presented plays - so by the age of 18 I had seen only two professional productions: Hamlet at the Bristol Old Vic and Much Ado About Nothing at Stratford.

Value for money Booked online for £10pp it is reasonable value for what is live theatre.

Williams belongs to the world, not to the lawyers, and it behooves the estate to set up a procedure whereby accredited writers, academics, and theatre artists can make reasonable use of Williams' published and unpublished papers.

We're trying to get a reasonable video of it, but dammit, theatre is so goddamn difficult to translate to film!

Odds are, if you are within 40 miles (64 km) of a town big enough to have a chain grocery store such as Kroger or Albertsons (or even IGA), you are within reasonable driving distance of a community theatre.