Sentence examples for their playhouse from inspiring English sources

As the Soloways led a private tour of their playhouse on a Saturday afternoon, they outlined their objectives and obstacles.

Although Mr. Sallee is a minister in the Church of God of Prophecy, the Sallees said their playhouse was nondenominational.

This investment gave Shakespeare and the other leading actors both a share in the company's profits and a share in their playhouse.

Yet like the inhabitants of Mahagonny, when they actually experience these things they feel nothing but boredom, and so begin to tear their playhouse down.

In Shakespeare's company, known as the Chamberlain's Men (later renamed the King's Men), the actors owned their playhouse, prompt books, costumes, and properties, and they shared in the profits.

At their playhouse at the Apollo Theater (2540 North Lincoln Avenue; 312-935-6100), the company is doing the contemporary British social commentary "The Secret Rapture" by David Hare, through Nov. 18.

Although executives at Clear Channel and Disney are circumspect about their real estate ambitions, few in the industry doubt that a ferocious land rush would ensue if any of the big three theater owners -- Jujamcyn and the Shubert and Nederlander organizations -- were to put their playhouses on the market.

By the 1920s, The Players had built their own playhouse and established most of their significant traditions, including the monthly frolics, at which the members perform for each other.

Staunton-on-Wye pupils took home the primary age group prize for their innovative playhouse project.

The pair embarked on theatre managing together, acquiring their first playhouse in Woking, Surrey, before buying the Duke of York's Theatre in St Martin's Lane in 1992.

When Shakespeare's company lost its lease, the members dismantled the Theater's timber frame and moved the walls to a new site across the Thames, naming their new playhouse the Globe.