Sentence examples for theater activities from inspiring English sources

"Theater people don't necessarily go to art exhibitions, and art people, visual artists, don't necessarily partake too much in theater activities," Ms. León said.

Jamel Soltani, from Tunisia, recently starred in another show co-produced by Carte Blanche, the association that runs the theater activities in the prison, headed by Mr. Punzo.

But since most theater activities will take place in the evenings, the mayor said, the theater's owner was able "to make arrangements with banks and merchants in the area to use their parking lots after business hours".

You connect the hub to your Wi-Fi network, it scans for compatible smart home devices (all of mine worked, though I had to add my Harmony hub manually to properly import my home theater activities and devices).

Uwase Noella was once an outgoing and cheerful teenager, admired by her peers for organizing theater activities, fashion competitions, and for her singing abilities in her native town of Uvira, on the shore of Lake Tanganyika in the east of war-torn Congo.

Through awareness-raising, art and theater activities and adolescent peer discussion groups, children also learn about issues such as HIV/AIDS prevention, gender-based violence and hygiene promotion.

That was the first year of a still growing hub of theater activity, from staged public readings to private training institutes (even for critics).

The two even shared a Manhattan apartment briefly when Ms. Rabe was fresh out of Northwestern University's theater studies program and first making her mark on New York stages, a period that coincided with a burst of renewed theater activity for Ms. Clayburgh.

Campaign furniture can be dismantled and packed up, often in ingenious ways, to be taken to the next theater of activity.

In addition, it looked at recreation, theaters, sports activities, access to grocery markets, the availability and cost of housing, as well as the climate and susceptibility to natural disasters.

Ricardo Dominguez, a New York artist and a founder of the Electronic Disturbance Theater, considers such activities a form of theater.