Sentence examples for theaters in the second from inspiring English sources

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.

The theaters may have needed Disney to bring in swarms of moviegoers, but Disney appears to have needed the theater owners even more to make sure its films were in theaters in the first place.

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.

Of course, Disney could have just debuted these Toy Story 4 teasers in theaters in the first place.

Reitman's previous five movies (Young Adult, Labor Day, Men, Women and Children, Tully and The Front Runner) bombed at least partially because the folks who complain that Hollywood doesn't make original or non-IP movies for adults didn't see those in theaters in the first place.

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.

Disney movies including "Avengers: Age of Ultron" and "Big Hero 6" earned more than $400 million in Chinese theaters in the first half of this year alone, and its cartoons are among the few foreign animations aired on state-run television.

He performed a manic, indefatigable set on Monday night at the Beacon Theater in the second of four nights of solo shows in New York City, part of his first one-man tour since 1986.

And those beliefs and values can prevent them from walking into the theater in the first place.

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.