Sentence examples for theater calls from inspiring English sources

And "Men" is the sixth show in five seasons by the man the theater calls its "playwright in residence".

Very little in this revival of Arthur Miller's kitchen-sink drama with knives, which opened Sunday night at the Cort Theater, calls loudly for our consideration.

For the O'Neill, which presents seven different programs in aspects of theater, calls each of its famed birthing places for new works a conference.

The PHILADELPHIA VIRTUOSI CHAMBER ORCHESTRA and the conductor DANIEL SPAULDING are presenting Antheil's Piano Concerto No. 2; what the theater calls the "modern-day premiere" of his "Dreams Ballet"; and the Serenade No. 2. GUY LIVINGSTON is the piano soloist.

This type of theater calls for the genuine, rather than the super polished.

Thus began the second part of "Dark Theater," called "Rose Cross".

The company's $42 million new theater, called the Claire Tow, was indeed built above the Beaumont.

The building, now a theater called the United Palace, is lined with well-kept, vaguely Byzantine and Thai gilded ornament.

The underside of the piano glowed gold as the lights dimmed, and soon six dancers entered for the first part of "Dark Theater," called "Cinema".

Part of the Second Avenue space was designed in 1913 as a "moving picture" theater called the Majestic, but its heyday had long passed.

The dumb show reenactment of Hamlet Senior's murder pricks the king's conscience and he flees the theater calling for "light".