Sentence examples for shared the theater from inspiring English sources

The opera company had shared the theater with the ballet, and Mr. McGarty said it had been the driving force behind using the room for HD broadcasts and other programming, a position the opera disputed.

I wasn't thrilled with the idea of being up until 3 in the morning, and I was unsure and a little worried about the kind of crowd I would have to put up with — especially given that when I saw an opening-day screening of "The Fellowship of the Ring," I shared the theater with fans dressed as Gandalf or wearing "Frodo lives!" T-shirts, all losing their minds audibly throughout the film.

Bobby Richardson, the Yankees' second baseman, shared the theater's stage with Dick Groat, the Pirates' shortstop, Bill Virdon, the Pirates' center fielder and Bob Costas of the MLB Network.

The boards of City Opera and New York City Ballet, which share the theater, decided on a renovation schedule last week.

The company rents the Wang Center, a refurbished 1920's movie palace, but must share the theater schedule with touring companies of large Broadway shows.

Mr. Steel emphasized that City Ballet, which shares the theater, was fully involved in the renovations and agreed to having the amplification taken out.

And this year's rock musicals aren't alone; they have been sharing the theater district with a celebratory revival of the foundational rock musical, "Hair," and with entrenched jukebox shows like "Jersey Boys" and "Rock of Ages".

As the film builds to its exquisite final "chase" scene -- simple yet heartbreakingly dramatic -- you can't help but feel your heart sink even as you realize that you have just been privileged to share the theater with Arletty and her band of merry men.

City Opera had shared the Koch Theater — formerly known as the New York State Theater — with the New York City Ballet for more than 40 years.

John Pietrowski, the artistic director, said he had let some leases on a copy machine and a bulk mailing program expire, cut marketing spending by 45percentt, put on plays with small casts, reduced ticket prices and shared the production of the theater's first two shows this season with another theater.

Mr. Lamos succeeds Joanne Woodward and Anne Keefe, who shared the post at the theater, which is entering its 79th season.