Sentence examples for theatres when from inspiring English sources

Less commercial productions can also be mounted in the studio theatres when the risk is too high to give them main-house runs.

Town halls built dozens of new theatres when they were swimming in fees and taxes generated by a construction boom that burst in 2008.

The atmosphere was later compared to the night in London theatres when it was announced before curtain-up that JFK had died.

This was certainly a feature of later Greek theatres when small buildings were actually constructed on each end of the skene to enclose the ends of such a raised stage.

She also visited London theatres when she could, vowing to have her name up there in lights one day, though not really believing it possible for someone as unattractive as she felt herself to be.

The smug manner of the "March of Time" was already a joke to many people; when I was a student at Berkeley in the late thirties, there was always laughter in the theatres when the "March of Time" came on, with its racy neo-conservatism and its ritual pomposity — with that impersonal tone, as if God above were narrating.

The playwright loves the theatre when it is empty.

That was our theatre when I was growing up.

_ I knew nothing about theatre when I started this.

Naturally, I was sitting in a theatre when she died.

He grew up in Wilmington, Delaware, and started performing in community theatre when he was twelve.