Sentence examples for whatever theatre from inspiring English sources
When we got to the theatre, everyone kept pushing past me and looking me up and down, which was a bit irritating, but to be fair, they're probably not used to seeing teenagers with lip rings and tartan trousers in whatever theatre it was.
Before The Sorcerer, Gilbert had constructed his plays around the established stars of whatever theatre he happened to be writing for, as had been the case with Thespis and Trial by Jury.
It was that act, she said, that turned the event into a piece of theatre, then qualified it with the phrase, "whatever theatre means".
Political theatre, engaged theatre, whatever damn name you want to call it, is not diminished by ideas of justice or theories of resistance.
Theatre groups, museums, whatever places have— PARKS: Theatre groups that do plays in languages other than English.
Whatever else the theatre is, it's a place for intellectual pursuits.
Incidental music in the theatre, whatever its idiom or degree of stylistic emancipation, justifies itself through its exclusive concern with a specific play or theatrical presentation.
Once a week she has a mandate to cover whatever she wants: theatre, politics, restaurant openings, the suffragettes, boiler explosions, the horrors of the war.
The professional theatre, whatever the virtues it undoubtedly possesses, is a world of false climaxes, calculated tensions, some hysteria and a good deal of inefficiency.
And throughout it all, the comedian's traditionally laddish agenda is reinforced through stereotype-heavy cracks about sex and relationships, gays, performing in a "posh theatre" (whatever that means) and builders who never work but drink lots of tea.
