Sentence examples for theater agent from inspiring English sources

The powerful theater agent George Lane enthusiastically praised the performance to Mr. Frankel.

"Smash" has its own knowing touches — references to "Bernie" (the influential casting director Bernie Telsey and Georgege" (the powerful theater agent George Lane) — and humanizing story lines, particularly the competition for the role of Marilyn between two young hoofers, played by Katharine McPhee (best known from "American Idol") and Megan Hilty (who starred in "Wicked" and "9 to 5" on Broadway).

Among these: executives from Sony Music Entertainment, with which Tiempo Libre has a recording contract, and a literary as well as a theater agent who both are mulling possible projects with the popular Latin group.

Ms. Halston means to get away from "unprofessionalism, kitsch, theater agents' attitudes and vanity acts," to bring in standards and get rid of hostility.

Her father is a theater press agent in New York.

The payoff made to a theater operator, agent or theater employee is known as ice.

The theater press agent Diane Judge constructed one of our favorite meals.

Then last Tuesday at a downtown coffee bar, Pete Sanders, a neighbor and theater press agent who doesn't represent the show, told me he knows someone who could get me a ticket in a snap.

According to the theater press agent, who spoke on condition of anonymity because Mr. Roth had not authorized the public release of the information, Mr. Roth told the cast that he was lining up investors for the play and that it would be going forward as planned.

There is no end to the information on my father: He came to rehearsals reeking of alcohol!; He uses foul language!; He yells at the actors!; He drinks during rehearsals!; The theater's agent from Securitate complains to theater manager Ion Besoiu that Tocilescu is an undesirable element, but Besoiu tells him to mind his own business.

Many of the most powerful producers, theater owners, agents, directors and choreographers are gay men — to a fairly disproportional extent.