Sentence examples for time theater from inspiring English sources

RICK JAMES, TEENA MARIE, MORRIS DAY AND THE TIME, Theater at Madison Square Garden, Seventh Avenue and 33rd Street, Manhattan, (212) 465-6741.

At the time, Theater J in Washington, a company that specializes in Jewish-theme works and is part of the Jewish Community Center there, had committed to mounting "Imagining Madoff" in its fall 2010 season.

From time to time theater producers have speculated that the Little Shubert might be converted into a Tony-eligible Broadway house, especially since it is owned by the Shubert Organization, Broadway's biggest landlord.

Given rich memories of what she called "once upon a time" theater, Ms. Herscher's responses are often preceded with the command, "Don't get me started," when asked about the state of Broadway, especially musicals.

(Grode) 'Still More of Our Parts' (opens on Thursday) The last time Theater Breaking Through Barriers presented an evening of short plays about life with disabilities, Anita Gates, in her review for The New York Times, called it "a largely entertaining and worthwhile mini-evening".

The change — which the actors who play the four geeks were told about on Thursday — is the first clear indication that the $70 million show will indeed undergo a substantial overhaul, which the producers hope will yield an artistically stronger production by the time theater critics return in June for a second viewing.

"Seven" clocks in at 78 minutes, which today feels like the amount of time theaters seem to devote to trailers before the main attraction begins.

For the first time, theaters built with the expectation that they could actually sell out multiple screens.

Much like New York City itself, big-time theater is infuriating, hopeful, expensive and maddeningly divisive.

In an age when the population of full-time theater critics is shrinking, Mr. Nightingale's lengthy career is increasingly anomalous.

Had he not been locked up, Mr. Beaman said, he believes he could have achieved his dream -- a full-time theater job -- by now.