Sentence examples for touring network from inspiring English sources

With no strong national touring network in place, playing outside DC was a pipedream.

Last year, in response to a piece that I had written about digital broadcasts, Elizabeth Freestone of Pentabus wrote about the detrimental effect of NT Live broadcasts on the touring network, and the dates now available to small companies.

If it becomes about cost-saving and you're losing the specificity, then you might just as well have a touring network of theatres and somebody in London creating work that goes out.

Here at Paines Plough we're co-producing this year with 20 other companies, we've started to co-commission writers with other companies and we're looking at creating a new small-scale touring network.

But maybe his biggest achievement was in forging links with other indie labels such as Alternative Tentacles in San Francisco and Dischord in Washington DC to set up the first national touring network for underground bands.

Fox will finance 50 percent of the joint venture, with the balance coming from Mr. McCollum, Mr. Davis and Mr. McGrath, the former chairman of Key Brand Entertainment, which owns the Broadway Across America touring network and the Broadway.com ticket-selling site.

David can look back on 28 years of extraordinary accomplishment, including the creation of a gleaming new high-tech headquarters for Dance Theater Workshop and the establishment of touring networks that have brought offbeat dance and performance art to cities around the United States and abroad.

Within the well-connected network of touring rock bands it was accepted as the place to stay in the capital.

Operating at the edge of taste has its upside; Twiztid releases music at a pace that's generally not possible in the major-label system and has built up a healthy independent distribution network and touring circuit.

Network news executives touring the Fleet Center in Boston, where the convention is to be held in July, were surprised to learn that a walkway leading from the convention floor to a planned press area is called the elephant ramp.

I spent the last week meeting with many of these networks in L.A., touring the offices of companies like Big Frame, Fullscreen, Machinima, Maker Studios, Tastemade, and ZEFR to get a taste for how they differentiate themselves, and what each brings to the table for creators that become a part of their networks.