Sentence examples for theater changes from inspiring English sources
"If journalists think that this moment of political theater changes our way of seeing things, they are wrong," Caroline de Haas, one of the assembled, told Le Monde.
Participating in the arts– whether that means taking classes in drawing, pottery, or sculpture, or playing an instrument, or singing in a choir, or just participating in community theater– changes how you feel about the need for this kind of activity.
The organization is splendidly run in every sense, but the size of the theater changes the impact of the operas given, encourages almost single-handedly a new kind of power singing and visual gigantism, and excludes smaller voices that make effective Tristans or Isoldes in Vienna and Bayreuth but that here are lost in space.
The Sunnyside movie theater changed my life.
After his death in 1931 the theater changed hands several times.
"This great theater changed my life as it has changed the lives of countless others in its almost 60 seasons," Mr. Cimolino said in a statement.
The theater changed names almost as often as plays: the National, Adler's, the Columbia, the Roumanian, the Nickelodeon, the Teatro Italiano.
The revival also signals the first time that one of Coward's enduring comedies has appeared at this address since the theater changed its name to the Noël Coward: Think of play and playhouse as an all but perfect fit.
Mr. Moore's design concept was to duplicate the look and feel of the theater in 1949, when, after a fire at the old Lyric, the theater changed owners and opened with a new name, the State.
But the setting is undeniably fun — Battery Park — and the actors, the members of New York Classical Theater, change locations with every scene, so audiences roam the night as much as the demented Lear (and no one grows bored).
