Sentence examples for theater hands from inspiring English sources

Some theater hands wonder aloud if the nonprofit theaters that built the row will return.

He writes tenderly of John Cage, his collaborator and life partner, "sitting (like an old gnome) in the front row of the theater, hands crossed (do they ache?) in lap, now and then smiling".

For every screening, the theater hands out small gift bags for the female viewers.

On most nights Mr. Rapp is at the Chashama Theater, handing over $2 beers and eavesdropping on patrons' conversations.

Parents are not allowed backstage, so every Broadway production with actors under 16 must have a wrangler, usually a theater hand.

The theater handed out free popcorn and Twizzlers, and offered a free screening of "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" for anyone who wanted to stay past the brief memorial.

The theater handed out free movie passes after the chaos.

Pam Grundy, an activist from Charlotte who founded a local education group, called the film "a Hollywood fantasy" and said she and others from her group would be outside the theater handing out literature to "set the record straight".

An act called the "Theater of Hands" was just that: a miniature drama in which the characters were portrayed by a performer's hands, with remarkable verisimilitude.

After his death in 1931 the theater changed hands several times.

Finally, about 40 minutes after the movie was scheduled to start, Mr. Gallo walked into the theater, holding hands with Ms. Sevigny, who wore a strapless white dress.