Sentence examples for whose auditorium from inspiring English sources

But another set of concerts has been scheduled at the New York Society for Ethical Culture, whose auditorium has never been used by the festival.

The Casa da Música, a music hall in Porto, Portugal, whose auditorium features an enormous window behind the stage — the glass is rippled, in the manner of a velvet curtain — officially opens next month.

Another ambitious cultural project that is now taking shape is an Apollo performing arts center that might encompass the Victoria Theater, 233 West 125th Street, whose auditorium is only 15 feet apart from the Apollo on the 126th Street side.

What school in New York City has the largest auditorium by seating capacity? A. Brooklyn Technical High School, whose 1934 auditorium has 3,104 seats, according to figures from the Department of Education.

Adding to the lustre of the group is the Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center, whose main auditorium supplies a warm, bright acoustic.

One such, Bill Graham, was a penniless rock-concert promoter whose San Francisco auditorium the locals wanted to close, saying it lowered the tone of the neighbourhood.

It seems surprising that Dromgoole - who ran London's Bush theatre, into whose tiny auditorium he coaxed writers Conor McPherson, Sebastian Barry, David Harrower and Catherine Johnson - has had such scattergun results.

It helped build the Meadowlands sports complex and supported the New Jersey Performing Arts Center -- whose main auditorium is named Prudential Hall -- and its foundation has given almost $400 million to charity.

As a conductor, has led most of the major orchestras in this country & in Europe; has conducted the La Scala opera company (the first American to be invited); and has become virtually the guiding spirit of the Israel Symphony, with which he toured this country in 1951, and whose new auditorium in Tel Aviv he opened just this fall.

The Opry played in the pre-renovation Ryman Auditorium, whose roof sometimes leaked.

(I'm not counting Avery Fisher Hall, the Philharmonic's acoustically challenged concert auditorium, whose interior has been redone four times, but whose exterior remains intact).