Sentence examples for theater drew from inspiring English sources
The puppet theater drew attention wherever it went.
Foote's love for theater drew him away from the land of his upbringing and propelled him toward the bright lights of California's playhouses and then New York's.
A ceremony at the theater drew all of Moscow's theatrical elite as well as dignitaries including Mikhail S. Gorbachev and President Vladimir V. Putin, who said Russia had lost "a great artist and stage director of brilliance and infinite talent".
"The stories of burlesque and the Irving Place Theater drew me in, but what really intrigued me were the references to police reports saying that the balcony was favored by the nance crowd," Mr. Beane said, referring to gay and straight men who came to those seats in search of love and sex.
Almost from the first, Yiddish theater drew a level of theater criticism comparable to any other European theater of its time.
Australian surfer Josh Kerr, who surfs for Rusty, the Irvine-based surfboard and surfwear company, appeared at Wednesday night's red carpet screening in Newport Beach of Kerr's new surf film, "Kerrazy Kronicles". The event at the Lido Theater drew some 500 people, organizers said.
Most Primrose members are veterans of community theater, drawn to the company by Ms. Stein.
Most of the essays in this portrait of New York theater, drawn mainly from the 1950's, appeared in The New Republic.
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.
The first is a restaging of "The Laramie Project," a work of documentary theater drawn from interviews with people in Laramie following the killing.
