The whole theatre roared in the dusky light.
Overhead of open-air theatre of Lykavittos hill, each summer hosts musical, theatrical performances in evenings.
Hard work was his cardinal virtue; in 50 years of cabaret, theatre and music hall he never missed a show.
His first memorable appearance, a cameo in the critically acclaimed movie Wilde in 1997, earned him various film offers, which he all turned down in favor of theatre.
That very evening, however, on going into the theatre, one of the chorus girls passed her all newly arrayed in a pretty mottled tweed suit, which took Carrie's eye.
An operating theatre should be completely sterile.
The theatre was a dazzle of bright lights.
The roof of the theatre was boldly defined against the sky.
A series of ads shown before cinema screenings portrays people who speak in the theatre as bumpkins and buffoons-so far to little avail.
It was satisfying because we were in exactly the same theatre in which I saw Creature Comforts, and I saw the same kind of response from the audience but this time the response was to my film.
The theatre located in the center of a meadow.
How often do we see people taking their relatives with dementia to the cinema or theatre?
A new staircase, reminiscent of theatre promenade staircases, cascades its way down to the underground main gallery space from the ground floor, going through secondary office Spaces.
Halfway through the experiment he climbs on to the ball and starts swinging himself around the lecture theatre in a huge oscillating arch as though he were appearing in Spider-Man on Broadway.
The audience laughed the performer out of the theatre.
Another 18th-century story has Shakespeare starting his theatrical career minding the horses of theatre patrons in London.
Privacy advocates say that the decennial theatre of a census is a useful way to help define exactly how much the state has a right to know about its citizens.
She walked out onto the apron and began to sing in front of the full theatre.
"I like going to the theatre" could also serve that purpose, but only if men respond honestly, instead of, like you, saying, "yeah whatever, I like that, too" then hoping to get lucky.
Evenings were spent at the theatre. This ballet told the story of the triumphant building of a hydroelectric dam.
But for others, one-on-one theatre can be harrowing.
The usher bowed us into the theatre.
The theatre is booked up for every evening this week except Tuesday.
Although it was Sondheim's only Top 40 hit, his songs are frequently performed and recorded by cabaret artists and theatre singers in their solo careers.
It's a feeling we have all experienced, whether in a lecture theatre, an art gallery or wandering around an unfamiliar city, but confusion is tricky to describe.
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