'theater hall' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a space used by a theater or drama club for performances and rehearsals. For example: "The theater hall was filled with people eagerly awaiting the show to start."
What happened in the minutes before the gas began to seep into the theater hall is still unclear.
Her vintage gossip has just enough force to blow the dust off the statues in the musical theater hall of fame without leaving serious scratches.
The light gray gas filtered down like a mist in the theater hall before sunrise on Saturday, and the effect on hostages and hostage-takers alike was nearly instant.
The roster of celebrities interviewed is a veritable theater hall of fame; Judi Dench, Arthur Miller, Vanessa Redgrave, Harold Pinter, Tom Stoppard, Peter Brook, George C. Wolfe, Peter Hall and Julie Taymor all agreed to talk.
Wishes Come True NOV. 3 -- Al Leiter, Tiki Barber and others will be honored in the theater hall at Madison Square Garden at a benefit for the Starlight Children's Foundation.
In less than two weeks we had amazing stories about designing mines in Brazil, a new children's hospital, musical theater hall and many more.
Last week Jackson was inducted into the Apollo Theater's hall of fame, along with Aretha Franklin.
But the play has yet to find a theater, Ms. Hall said.
FIRE ISLAND PINES Brandon Fradd Theater, Whyte Hall Fire Island Pines Arts Project presents Cheyenne Jackson, singer.
The dorm also contains a 125-seat theater, dining halls, a fitness center and study spaces.
Just south is downtown, home to theaters and halls, sports arenas, a gallery corridor and the central business district.
