Sentence examples for smaller auditorium from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ax said it would probably do better in a smaller auditorium.

One thing I am particularly excited about is the chance to perform with my string quartet in the smaller auditorium.

Once home to "Hair" and "Barefoot in the Park," but dark since 1987, the Biltmore will emerge from the renovation with a smaller auditorium.

In 1924 a smaller auditorium was added to the theatre complex, and in 1961 the Kremlin Palace of Congresses, with a capacity of about 6,000, was acquired as a third performing space for bigger productions.

Of the seven plays by women produced at the Royal Court in this period, all but one were staged in its smaller auditorium: meaning a smaller fee, fewer royalties, a lower profile.

Are they to be accommodated in Mr. Johnson's New York State Theatre, which is a somewhat smaller auditorium than the City Center, and if so, how, with a smaller take at the box office, are they going to maintain their policy of producing great art at popular prices?

#ALLMYMOVIES takes place in one of the smaller auditoriums of the noted NYU-adjacent sexplex.

There appeared to be no imminent danger to the structure of the 121-year-old hall, which includes two other smaller auditoriums, Zankel Hall and Weill.

Their music – finest when plucked and twanged on acoustic instruments – and their Kiwi deadpan are better suited to smaller auditoriums: tonight's event is low-key by arena standards.

Most of the venues were colleges and smaller auditoriums, but they played a few arena shows, such as at the Centrum in Worcester, Massachusetts and at the Los Angeles Sports Arena.

Room was provided for the small auditorium that became the Terrace Theatre.