Sentence examples for theatrical facilities from inspiring English sources

Decades after the black-box movement fought for more flexibility in theatrical facilities, such sites are still unusual among major high-art institutions in the city.

His many projects included industrial and office buildings, housing and apartment developments, shopping centers, hotels, and broadcasting, entertainment and theatrical facilities.

The theatre, designed by Giovanni Battista Aleotti and built in 1618 (but not used until 1628, to celebrate the marriage of a Medici daughter to a Farnese son), was the first proscenium theatre to be designed for movable scenery and is the earliest large-scale indoor theatrical facility to have survived.

Michael Rohrer is an assistant treasurer for a multi-venue theatrical facility.

In the long run it will have to determine what new prospects might lie ahead with slightly expanded facilities for theatrical presentations (though opera will still be a tight squeeze) and seriously improved acoustics in a revised Gaillard.

One night next month, for example, the McCourt, a major theatrical space in the multilevel facility, will feature a presentation titled "Art and Civil Disobedience with Boots Riley.'' Boots Riley is the activist rapper and filmmaker who was very involved in the Occupy movement in Oakland, California, someone who joined the Progressive Labor Party at the age of 15.

The domestic comedies were full of real emotional pain and even violence that had been partially masked by his facility for comedy and theatrical ingenuity.

The new space will house the Ground Floor, an ambitious new project that aims to transform this 44-year-old theater company's new works program into an "R&D facility" and "an incubator for theatrical start-ups".

The search for money and new facilities will more than ever occupy theatrical organizations in 1988--from the long-established South Coast Repertory and Laguna Playhouse to the still young Grove Theatre Company.

Organizers hope to one day house permanent and traveling art exhibits, a theatrical performance area and serve as a research facility.

Blackouts, which are used liberally in "Miroku," are the backbone of "Caught," and despite Mr. Teshigawara's magnetic facility, the solo was not above certain old-fashioned theatrical gimmicks.