Sentence examples for theaters in the first from inspiring English sources

But if there was an absence of the topical dramas that flooded theaters in the first years after the invasion of Iraq ("Stuff Happens" at the National or "Guantánamo: Honor Bound to Defend Freedom" at the Tricycle), I was repeatedly stirred by productions that found heightened reflections of the present in the past.

These economic circumstances led to a loss of nearly half of the weekly attendance numbers and closure of almost a third of the country's theaters in the first few years of the depression.

Peele is also up for the Oscar in Best Director and Best Picture for the film a massive hit that the 39-year-old director never expected to actually wind up in theaters in the first place.

Three Chicago theaters — the Steppenwolf Theater Company, the Goodman Theater and the Next Theater Company — each picked one playwright and another Chicago theater; the theaters in the second group also each chose a playwright.

None of the special effects could make up for the lack of what draws us to the theater in the first place: story, characters we care for, pathos.

At times 2010 seemed intent on recapping everything that has been least appealing about New York theater in the first decade of the 21st century.

The good news is that on Wednesday, CinemaLive and Digital Theater, in the first offering of their West End Theater series, will present what is likely to be the best "Merrily" of this generation in movie theaters across the United States.

After losing access to Walter Reed, Ms. Nevins said, "I got to thinking about how we had the operating theater in the first film.

If not the last, Ms. Lerer was certainly among the few remaining actresses to have performed in the heyday of Yiddish theater, in the first half of the 20th century.

Being part of an ensemble is one of the things that drew Mr. Bacon to theater in the first place, that and the fact that his parents were constantly urging their six children to use their free time to create.

The chief difference between "Marienbad" in 1962 and "Marienbad" in 2008 may be how many people are willing to tolerate that distress and walk into the theater in the first place.