Sentence examples for theatre guide from inspiring English sources

But he has shown little sparkle in two runs for his new yard and must give 3lb to a rival who was third in the Hennessy as recently as 13 days ago, Theatre Guide.

He made his last British appearance in 2009 as the retired army general running a ski resort in Vermont, in White Christmas at the Lowry in Salford; he gave, said the British Theatre Guide, "a lovely, tender performance".

Leafing through an old theatre guide to playwrights, living and dead, which was published more than 25 years ago, I was struck by how plays and playwrights go in and out of fashion.

A good planning tool is the London Theatre Guide Online (www.londontheatre.co.uk), which has up-to-date news on the city's productions, including the West End and the Fringe, with links to newspaper reviews and online ticket agencies.

Many of his plays have been staged in the UK and USA, including The Lifeblood, which won British Theatre Guide's 'Best Play' Award at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2004, and his new play Liberty, which premiered at Shakespeare's Globe in 2008.

David Chatterton of British Theatre Guide described it as "interesting and entertaining, but not really a 'must see' even for Simpsons fans".

Special events are held throughout the year including open-air theatre, guided walks and quiz trails.

All they use for reference are telephone books, directory, road maps, bus schedules, subway routes, sailing lists, hotel & theatre guides, and the daily papers.

The reason why Shakespeare used Padua as a location, the University lies in the Palazzo del Bò – take a tour of Galileo's lecture hall and see the world's first anatomy theatre (guided tours £4).

Zeami also formulated the principles of the Noh theatre that guided its performers for many centuries.

Through a stage door, down a winding passage far beyond the pomp and glamour of the main stage, in a round rehearsal room that by day is one of the stops on the theatre's guided tours, is a group of musicians who have dedicated themselves to learning the idiosyncratic ways of Elizabethan musical instruments.