Sentence examples for theater drawn from inspiring English sources
Most Primrose members are veterans of community theater, drawn to the company by Ms. Stein.
The first is a restaging of "The Laramie Project," a work of documentary theater drawn from interviews with people in Laramie following the killing.
Most of the essays in this portrait of New York theater, drawn mainly from the 1950's, appeared in The New Republic.
The Civilians, the enterprising troupe specializing in documentary theater drawn from interviews, takes its tape recorders back to the family living room in "You Better Sit Down: Tales From My Parents' Divorce," which opened Thursday night at the Flea Theater.
The puppet theater drew attention wherever it went.
Whereas shows with paid casts recruit from afar, she said, her theater draws from the immediate area.
Each theater draws its audiences not just from Connecticut but also from New York, including Westchester and Manhattan, and from western Massachusetts.
Registration is advised.20110331 'The Little Mermaid' (Saturday) This musical adaptation, from Literally Alive Children's Theater, draws on Hans Christian Andersen's distinctly bittersweet tale.
The theater, which opened in 1955, was once the region's largest nonprofit theater, drawing as many as 350,000 people a year.
An outdoor theater draws sold-out crowds to annual summer plays, and last month, the order released its fourth CD of Gregorian chants, "The Announcement of Christmas".
The naturalism of her performance makes you care about both characters, wonder about their stories; here, theater draws you toward something unassuming and real.
