Sentence examples for sizable theater from inspiring English sources
The weekly running costs for "Rain" are not expected to decline much because the Atkinson is still a sizable theater, though the Simon is bigger at 1,450 seats.
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This year's event took place this past Sunday, September 27th, relocated from its previous home in the sizable Egyptian Theater courtyard to the much more intimate Le Jardine patio.
Several Broadway producers concurred, though they put the emphasis on the spate of show closings and, as a result, the relatively sizable number of empty theaters at times during the 2012-13 season.
He argued that in this environment theaters with sizable budgets owed it to playwrights to make an extra effort to support them by creating master-writer chairs that provide a salary, pension and health benefits.
Though Mr. Schreier has a sizable résumé of scores for the theater, he may be best known as an astute sound designer, especially for his work in recent years on productions of Stephen Sondheim musicals, which consistently sound less amplified and more natural than typical Broadway shows.
The musical ran Off Broadway for four weeks last summer, drawing good reviews and sizable audiences at the 199-seat New York Theater Workshop.
In addition to the classrooms and eating facilities, there is a 241-seater movie theater that has been attracting sizable audiences.
But whereas that staging placed the audience behind netting and allowed the actors as required to cover one another with varying kinds of glop (chocolate! jam!), his "Edward" blurs the distinction between theater and film by presenting sizable swaths of the action on screens that flank the Olivier auditorium.
In doing so, he rekindled a long-simmering debate in the small, interdependent world of American playwrights and nonprofit theaters: do nonprofits deserve a sizable cut of an author's future royalties for producing a play?
The hourlong production was grander than the remembered one, with extras in attendance and a sizable set built into the stage of the Rose Theater.
