Sentence examples for substantial theater from inspiring English sources
The intimacy that develops among actors with substantial theater experience creates an atmosphere more like a backstage dressing room than a TV studio, Ms. Baranski said.
The medley was preceded by three obscure but substantial theater songs composed by Todd Almond, the pianist who led her quartet.
(Along with substantial theater credits, all three of the actors are perhaps best known lately for television roles — Mr. Martin in "Law & Order," Mr. Linklater in "The New Adventures of Old Christine" and Ms. Jean-Baptiste in "Without a Trace". Mr. Ferguson is a star of this season's sitcom hit "Modern Family").
Each has a substantial theater background (Raymund attended Juilliard; Walker's credits are extensive, including a Broadway run opposite Denzel Washington in Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar") and they have formed connections here as well.
Interestingly, "The Blind Side" and "The Help" found substantial support at theaters outside of major cities. "The Blind Side," for instance, was most successful at movie theaters in Sacramento, Dallas, Birmingham, and Nashville.
His works attracted big names to the Broadway stage, if not always substantial audiences to theaters.
"If an independent director doesn't have the money to strike a print and there is video equipment available in a substantial number of theaters, that could have a direct long-term impact for independents".
Built as part of the present clubhouse in 1921, the theater underwent substantial renovations in 1930 and 1965.
Local government is capitalizing on the Exit Theater's substantial influence to help bring about further change in the dilapidated Central Market and Tenderloin neighborhoods.
Robert Anderson, a playwright whose intimate emotional dramas like "Tea and Sympathy" and "I Never Sang for My Father" attracted big names to the Broadway stage if not always substantial audiences to Broadway theaters, died Monday at home in Manhattan.
She's also packed in a substantial amount of Off Broadway theater.
