Sentence examples for witty theater from inspiring English sources

Unlike his restaurant interiors, his beaded two-million-square-foot addition to the Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville, Conn., the Kodak Theater in Hollywood, which doubles as the site of the Academy Awards, and his witty theater sets, this project does not glow or feature a sweeping staircase, though it does have a ramp.

And as you stand applauding at the end, as you will, you'll be under powerful magic, an elixir of the most potent mix: witty theater, well produced stage play, strong ensemble cast, honest, talented lead and music that has helped provide the soundtrack for generations since the 50s.

Mr. Kramer may be first and foremost an agitator, but he is also a lover of witty romantic theater.

The scenarios are sometimes closer to angry guerrilla theater than witty "Saturday Night Live" spoofs.

The biography of a songwriter on a wayward journey of self-discovery, this bracingly inventive show introduces an exciting new voice to contemporary musical theater, a witty wordsmith, composer and performer who goes by the single name Stew.

He showed the inner workings of a stage and dabbled in meta theater in a witty production of Handel's "Xerxes" that was more conceptually nimble than this "Vêpres".

(Eric Grode) 'The Common Pursuit' (previews start on Friday; opens on May 24) An award-winning hit that ran almost a year in the mid-'80s at the now sadly defunct Promenade Theater, Simon Gray's witty 1984 drama examines the lives of six Cambridge undergraduates, drawn together by their love of great literature, as their hopes are tarnished over the course of two decades.

(Eric Grode) 'The Common Pursuit' (in previews; opens on May 24) An award-winning hit that ran almost a year in the mid-'80s at the now sadly defunct Promenade Theater, Simon Gray's witty 1984 drama examines the lives of six Cambridge undergraduates, drawn together by their love of great literature, as their hopes are tarnished over the course of two decades.

B1 EDUCATION B9 FASHION B10-11 SPORTSWEDNESDINING-7 DINING OUT F1-16 ARTS E1-10 OBITUARIES C19 Henryk Tomaszewski An artist whose animated and witty posters for cinema, circus and theater led to the distinctive postwar Polish Poster School style, he was 91.

When I played him before in the theater, he seemed more witty than comical.

John Cantwell, the wittiest, raunchiest visionary of Los Angeles' underground theater scene, returns to Silver Lake's The Cavern Club with Fade To Connie his darkest, most inventive chapter yet in the ever-expanding "Connie" series.