Sentence examples for special theater from inspiring English sources

In the past, the final voting for those films was limited to members who attended special theater screenings.

But it is a pleasure to report that with "The Making of Americans," the last workshop commission to have its premiere on the main stage, a very special theater is going out on a very high note.

It bedazzled skiers with the improvements, and potential buyers with gorgeous renderings and a DVD played round the clock in a special theater built at the base of the ski slope.

A worthy evening of five one-acts drawn from a special theater issue of Francis Ford Coppola's magazine, Zoetrope: All-Story, a partner in the production with Urban Empire, a three-year-old company.

For one thing, four of the plays (including "The Stolen Child") are drawn from a special theater issue of Francis Ford Coppola's magazine, Zoetrope: All-Story, which is a partner in the production with Urban Empire, a three-year-old company that has its own starry pedigree.

The effects are so spectacular — including a triumphal march of golden-winged angels, acrobats, flower-strewing damsels and a gigantic griffin pulling a golden cart — that a special theater measuring 130 feet by 492 feet was built in Tor Vergata, about nine miles from the city center.

Designed by McKim, Mead & White in 1938, Kirby is one of those special theaters that retain an intimacy with the audience.

These kinds of movies aren't always playing in the mall theater, but keep your eye out for special screenings at art house theaters, special theaters like Alamo Drafthouse, churches, or schools where they show classic kids' movies on the big screen.

That is, in addition to streaming its entire content library — including movies and original programs —  in a special "VR theater," it will also allow advertisers to "skin" this theater with logos and integrate their own 360-degree ads.

There is a special-effects theater complete with vibrating seats meant to evoke the flood, and a planetarium paying tribute to God's glory while exploring the nature of galaxies.

There is spectacle (a special-effects theater with falling "snow," vibrating seats and an introductory history of the war shown on a 120-foot-wide screen) and solemnity (a careful survey of the brutality of the battles in the Pacific and the casualties of the European theater).