Sentence examples for visiting theater from inspiring English sources

Sondheim once briefly served as a visiting theater professor at Oxford, and "Look, I Made a Hat" exhibits a donnish ease while blending amusement with edification.

Genre-scrambling by a visiting theater company served a more noble purpose in "Good Little Soldier," a performance by the Australian company Animal Farm Collective that I saw for 15 euros in Radialsystem V, a pumping station turned "space for arts and ideas" on the Spree River.

Placed also found that summer blockbuster releases correlated with a sharp spring/summer uptake in app usage in and around theater, and found a strong correlation between visiting theaters and shopping at specific destinations, including the Disney Store, Forever21, The Cheesecake Factory and more.

The Breakaway World Tour, which took place in between the Hazel Eyes Tour, marked as her first world tour, visiting theaters and arenas throughout in Europe and Oceania.

Movie buffs in the city can visit theaters showing not just French films but Hitchcock retrospectives, screenings of Hollywood classics and current hits as well as foreign films.

After the New York run, the productions will visit theaters in Singapore, New Zealand, Spain and Germany, before beginning a run at the Old Vic in May.

But those of an age to recall Mr. Crystal when he was still a goofy heartthrob, Harry, to Meg Ryan's painfully cute Sally — in 1989s "When Harry Met Sally" — do not visit theaters much now.

PROTESTS GET PERSONAL -- Organized protests of the Republican Convention have largely been peaceful, but smaller confrontations, complete with shoving and swearing, have cropped up as delegates visit theaters and restaurants.

It would, they say, obstruct traffic and discourage tourists and New Yorkers from visiting the theater district.

Schedules and directions, can be obtained by calling (914) 437-7646 or by visiting the theater's Web site at www.vassar.edu/powerhouse.

(And after visiting the theater museum, I can tell you that today's audiences at Ford's are much more cossetted than those of the 19th-century original).