Sentence examples for use of the theater from inspiring English sources

The rest of his initial gift helped establish an endowment for educational programs related to the use of the theater.

"It retains the original structure of the theater, but even more importantly, the use of the theater will continue," he said.

Failure to correct non-compliant issues may result in a fee or limit the availability or use of the theater until corrective action has occurred.

Mr. Schoenfeld said his organization and the show's four other producers were willing to put more money into the show, but pulled the plug after negotiations to extend the use of the theater stalled.

The first to enter the stage was the silent and comical Marlene, played by Anita Durst, who persuaded her father, Fred Durst, the real estate magnate, to donate the use of the theater.

The reading will double as a benefit for American Foundation for Equal Rights, which financed the federal court challenge to Proposition 8. Alan Wasser Associates is producing the reading, and Jujamcyn Theaters, which owns the O'Neill, is providing use of the theater at no cost.

Milford Wayne Donaldson, a San Diego architect, will receive $10,915 for a study of possible uses of the theater, which is considered an integral element in the city's development of the Claremont Hillside Project north of Foothill Boulevard.

The success of this year's performances will probably assure future use of the Kanamaru Theater by Kabuki actors.

But to make use of the entire theater space for this production, crew members removed the fixed seats and created a new floor out of large interlocking steel platforms, essentially making the playing stage level with the street.

(Although, in one of Mr. Dodin's more dubious bits of invention, it is distracting to find him climbing the wall of the set in the play's final moments to take up a perch atop a gable above the front door. More effective is Mr. Dodin's use of the Harvey Theater aisles for characters' entrances and exits).

The production makes full use of the outdoor theater, incorporating the royal aura of the museum architecture and the aisle staircases leading upward into the unknown.