Sentence examples for theatre strike from inspiring English sources

In early 2011, a theatre strike threatened the film's uninterrupted showing streak.

"I only understood about half of what was going on, but just the look of western theatre struck me in a big way," he later told the New Yorker.

Worst of all, evil oil tycoon Tex Richman Chris Cooperr) is looking to drill through the theatre and strike it rich right in the heart of Jim Henson's empire.

The whole episode had the air of dark theatre: the strike had driven U.S. cable networks wild with approval, and provoked a lash of anger in Moscow, yet it meant little for the actual dynamics of the conflict in Syria.

The evening's festivities got underway with a bit of theatre: eight Strike Debt members performed a dramatized call to action, growling as they bounced around the room enumerating the evils of the debt market and assuring their listeners, "You are not a loan".

So why does President Jacques Chirac now appear to be undoing a critical element of the French cultural exception by facing down striking theatre workers?The strikes by part-time theatrical performers and back-stage technicians have led to the cancellation of many summer festivals, including the two biggest, in Avignon and Aix-en-Provence.

To those of us working in the theatre, this strikes an odd note.

Following a supporting slot in Tom Jones, and stage success with the nascent National Theatre, Redgrave struck gold in the title role in Silvio Narizzano's Georgy Girl (1966).

The agency has 40 television clients, among them the American Tobacco Co. ("Your Lucky Strike Theatre"); produced by Robert Montgomery who also stars in it from time to time.

Tells how museums and theatres went on strike in protest.

ReprintsOverwhelmingly, the theatre of war struck Keane as being like a film set.