Sentence examples for theatre seating from inspiring English sources

The hall is an august space, with a proscenium stage and theatre seating.

McKenna played more than 70 roles for the Abbey at the Queen's, a large, demanding theatre seating 900.

Below is a vertiginous theatre seating 10,000, with a removable stage building on a terrace leading to the Ionic temple, presumably of Dionysus.

Theatre seating right up to the stage guarantees a concentrated crowd who belly-laugh themselves into a stupor with the help of a generous bar.

January found the tiny Jermyn Street Theatre (seating capacity 70) doing well by the author's all-but-unknown "Less Than Kind," an evening that was notable for giving the veteran supporting player Sara Crowe an overdue star turn.

Instead, cheerfully ignoring the fact that September 1769 was four months late for the birthday, and five years late for the bicentenary in 1764, Garrick organised a three-day event including a temporary theatre seating 1,000 beside the Avon.

Among the improvements will also be new plush theatre seats.

What's going on in the theatre seats?

The theatre seats only 1,460 and, despite the critics, all performances are almost always sold out.

The Little Theatre seats 100 people, but this night it overflowed.

Modern morals: Is it wrong to upgrade theatre seats after the interval?