Sentence examples for theatre stops from inspiring English sources

The murderous The Bloody Ballad, a mixture of music gig and theatre, stops off at Bristol Old Vic.

But in China, during the Cultural Revolution, [the period between 1966 and 1976 when all forms of cultural activity were vigorously suppressed], the custom of going to the theatre stopped".

'Book of Mormon' adding five more weeks to Pantages Theatre stop.

Somewhere along the way, theatre has stopped being the voice of the outsider, fighting to be heard.

A young actor from Julian Beck's and Judith Malina's Living Theatre troupe stopped by the table, and Dylan shook hands with him enthusiastically.

Earlier, when the kids were posing for our photographer, Lloyd Webber himself passed by overhead on a walkway (in addition to producing the show, he also owns the theatre) and stopped to wave.

White audiences go to see European classics; "coloured" audiences go to see narratives that reflect their interests and specific culture; and blacks - well, it was hard to get them into the theatre, full stop.

Isn't it far more human, and ultimately far more responsible, for children's theatre to stop safeguarding against the possibility of upsetting anyone, and instead find ways to deal with it when it arises?

In 1977, Elvis Costello pulled off a brilliant bit of apparently spontaneous theatre by stopping in the middle of "Less Than Zero" and telling his band to play "Radio, Radio" instead.

First, that the urge to riot in a theatre to stop actors being heard, the urge to ban books, the urge to threaten to cut subsidy are almost built into our nature, they lurk always in the shadows, especially in societies where there are divisions and pressures and fears or sudden and uneasy change, but maybe they lurk everywhere.

The time has come for the political theatre to stop and for both sides to come to a bipartisan solution that leaves the President's executive actions in place.