Sentence examples for since theater from inspiring English sources

And since theater owners make most of their profits at the concession stands, this is to their benefit.

COSTUME FANTASIES Vintage drawings of stage costumes survive in paltry numbers since theater, dance and opera companies usually focused on staying in business and planning new shows rather than filing paperwork.

Legendary Entertainment and Warner Brothers spent about $330 million to make and market the film, which could end its run in the red since theater owners take roughly 50 percent of ticket revenue.

But every so often – and more frequently on stage than in film, I think (since theater has more breadth of poetic license) – the interiority of artistic creation is translated into a visible, physical language that raises goose bumps.

And since theater producers, like their brethren in Hollywood, tend to keep working a successful mold until it cracks beyond repair, you can expect at least several musicals now in London to cross the Atlantic.

Since theater companies do not allow any film to be shown at more than one site in a single "film zone," which usually encompasses an area of three to five square miles, the Loews multiplex theater that opened in the basement of the Virgin Megastore on Broadway and 46th Street just four years ago is relegated to showing movies well past their prime.

While you'd think this would make both theatergoers and the show creators happy since theaters, gaining industry acceptance and trust has been the biggest challenge for Streisand.

Saudi is a particularly big deal in this equation, since theaters are forbidden in the Kingdom, yet the population, with its young demographics, is one the most devoted movie watching audience in the world.

Since a theater owned by Warner Brothers played only Warner Brothers movies, there was little room for syndicators.

In Nyack, she will succeed Anthony Stimac, who has held the position since the theater opened in July 1996.

On the other hand, since a theater award usually means a splash of publicity and a good party, no complaints.