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| Le Petit | Theatre building seen from Jackson Square |
| Sweet and Hot, Performer, | Theatre Building (Chicago, IL) 1997 |
| The | theatre building was designed by the architects Blaks |
| ed in 1897/98, it is the oldest purpose built | theatre building in Cork. |
| The | theatre building is still heavily used as an activity |
| Mark Hollmann joined a | Theatre Building Chicago workshop for musical theatre |
| The | theatre building is styled like an Elizabethan-style |
| Four | theatre buildings in Edinburgh have borne the name Th |
| The Neoclassical Bourla | Theatre, built in 1827 and 1834 by architect Pierre B |
| It is a Grade II listed Edwardian | theatre built by the theatre lover and entrepreneur, |
| Princess | Theatre built in 1919. |
| The Old Stage is the original Royal Danish | Theatre built in 1874. |
| The Diana Wortham | Theatre, built in 1991, has been the company's home s |
| June 12 - | Theatre burned at Quebec. |
| She appeared primarily in musical | theatre, but also appeared in films and television. |
| 945-1949 there were daily performances in the | theatre, but afterwards the attendance dropped and Mi |
| Originally built 1928 as a movie | theatre but has over the years simultaneously been us |
| He moved to the Holborn Empire | Theatre by early 1874. |
| arshall finally tracks Mindy down at a dinner | theatre by sneaking in backstage. |
| Fiction Audio Drama (Long Form): Decoder Ring | Theatre by Gregg Taylor |
| He become a star in Broadway | theatre by 1918, and made his screen debut in 1919. |
| Chiller | Theatre by John Shercock |
| The company aimed to demystify | theatre by presenting contemporary classics in inform |
| Theatre By The Sea (TBTS) has had many incarnations o | |
| by Ronald Harwood is based on the 1937 novel | Theatre by W. Somerset Maugham. |
| He is an author and director of opera, music | theatre, cabaret, experimental theatre, modern and cl |
| In 1990 it changed its name to the "Bethesda | Theatre Cafe". |
| During this time | Theatre Calgary became the resident company of a stat |
| Designed in conjunction with | Theatre Calgary, the Max Bell Theatre came to complet |
| Theatre Calgary, theatre company in Calgary, Alberta, | |
| The school also recently built a large new | theatre, called the Challoner Studio Theatre. |
| ph Papp, of the New York Shakespeare Festival | Theatre, called and said he wanted to produce it at h |
| He founded the Roundhouse's first | theatre, called Centre 42, in 1964. |
| Wilbraham once had a drive in movie | theatre called Parkway. |
| rth-eastern end of the road has another large | theatre, called the Shaftesbury Theatre. |
| In 1973 a permanent | theatre called the Haymarket Theatre (Leicester) was |
| The | theatre can be used for corporate and private events, |
| The movies running in this | theatre can be seen in the link below. |
| The Vic | Theatre can easily accommodate 1,400 people, with sea |
| y]] (8 January 2004 - 24 January 2004) Street | Theatre, Canberra |
| and made its final appearance (at the Marlowe | Theatre, Canterbury) in July 1978. |
| e had a weekend job as a stagehand at the New | Theatre, Cardiff. |
| His | theatre career included two appearances (1920s-1930s) |
| This sparked a | theatre career, with the pair turning theatres into r |
| Connell and her husband enjoyed extensive | theatre careers. |
| The Lyric | Theatre, Carmarthen was formally known as the Carmart |
| s, Lombardi/The Only Thing (Madison Repertory | Theatre), Carter's Way (Steppenwolf Theatre) and Slau |
| In Gus: the | Theatre Cat Jellylorum sings a duet with Gus. |
| "Gus: The | Theatre Cat" - Sarah Brightman & John Gielgud - 5:10 |
| The Broadway | Theatre, Catford is a theatre on Rushey Green, Catfor |
| 1955 Motion Picture | Theatre Celebration (1955) |
| The Illinois | Theatre Center is a constituent of the Theatre Commun |
| Goodman | Theatre Center |
| Illinois | Theatre Center |
| in various locations, including VFW halls and | Theatre Center, the former home of Midland Community |
| The Dallas Area is one of the largest | theatre centers in the country. |
| e tavern was adapted in 1953 as the Barksdale | Theatre, Central Virginia's leading professional thea |
| to become a resident director at the Manitoba | Theatre Centre in Winnipeg, as well as artistic direc |
| of grey buildings visible behind the Sudbury | Theatre Centre facility. |
| t of Venus was first produced at the Manitoba | Theatre Centre in 1992. |
| innish film distributor and the biggest movie | theatre chain in Finland. |
| For the American movie | theatre chain, see Regal Entertainment Group. |
| 8 iF product design award for Royal Playhouse | theatre chair |
| ted with the Grain family are; the Charleston | Theatre, Charleston, SC; the Chatham Garden Theatre i |
| Theatre Charlotte - Charlotte's oldest arts organizat | |
| ues in the South West, including The Everyman | Theatre Cheltenham, The Brewhouse Theatre Taunton, Th |
| His acting debut was in 1965 at the Everyman | Theatre, Cheltenham. |
| orking with such companies as American Ballet | Theatre, Chicago Ballet and Cincinnati Ballet. |
| Bad Dates -- Northlight Repertory | Theatre, Chicago |
| Under Coyote's Eye, Other | Theatre, Chicago, 1978 |
| 8/24/71 Auditorium | Theatre, Chicago, IL |
| The House of Special Purpose Minerva | Theatre Chichester |
| Sam Mendes as director of the Minerva | Theatre, Chichester |
| n We Are Married … Nancy Holmes; The Festival | Theatre, Chichester; 24 July - 17 August 1996 |
| ly at the Guthrie Theater, Berkeley Repertory | Theatre, Children's Theater Company, and Theatre de l |
| WOLF (2009) The | Theatre, Chipping Norton and Latitude Festival |
| 2000 Laurence Olivier Award for Best | Theatre Choreographer - The Lion King |
| He also composed music for the | theatre, cinema and ballet. |
| He acted for the | theatre, cinema and television. |
| The Plough Arts Centre is a | theatre, cinema and art gallery in Torrington, north |
| From 1951-1952, Friar ran the | Theatre Circle at the Circle in the Square Theatre, a |
| elevision, he was a regular on the Australian | theatre circuit. |
| In 1837 he became the manager of the Lion | Theatre Circus. |
| sdale conducted Virginia's first professional | theatre classes for children. |
| The Conservatory offers musical | theatre classes to young people which are taught by l |
| "“The first year [1869-1870] the California | Theatre cleared $100,000. |
| Television | Theatre close by, near Shepherd's Bush Green, closed |
| The | theatre closed 27 May 1742 and did not re-open. |
| The Players | theatre closed in 2002, New End Theatre attempted to |
| The | theatre closed at the end of 2006 and has been replac |
| The | theatre closed permanently in 1899 and was demolished |
| The | theatre closed on June 3, 2010. |
| However, in October 2010 the | theatre closed its doors again. |
| Sadly, the Centenary | Theatre closed in 1991. |
| The | theatre closed in 1900. |
| The Olympia | Theatre closed between February 1964 and August 1964. |
| Palladium | Theatre closed. |
| be financially viable and in 1939 the Gaiety | Theatre closed. |
| The Marlowe Society is a Cambridge University | theatre club for Cambridge students. |
| House/Garden - Manhattan | Theatre Club - 2002 |
| hop of the musical was performed at Manhattan | Theatre Club in 1995. |
| Little | Theatre Club information |
| support from Tampereen Teatterikerho (Tampere | Theatre Club). |
| Other credits include Iron at Manhattan | Theatre Club, A Fair Country by Jon Robin Baitz at th |
| a Bowers in A Lily in Little India, Hampstead | Theatre Club, November 1965 |
| It was founded in 1948 as the Old Red Lion | Theatre Club. |
| as a voice coach and director for Teddington | Theatre Club. |
| Filkins has a | theatre club. |
| at a local restaurant and is a member of the | theatre club. |
| Stone City Blue | Theatre Clwyd |
| This landmark | theatre co was organized by Raymond O'Neil (director) |
| The Ethiopian Art | Theatre Co. (1923-1925), is based in Chicago, Illinoi |
| Richard II, Performer, Gilead | Theatre Co. (Chicago, IL) 1998 |
| As a member of Greg Thompson's A&BC | Theatre Co. |
| Moonlight Mickey's (Calipo | Theatre Co.) |
| The Dream of a Summers Day (Storytellers | Theatre Co.) |
| ne Onegin - The Roadshow (Something different | Theatre Co.) |
| as also appeared several times at the Mercury | Theatre, Colchester. |
| cultural facilities, including the Riverside | Theatre, Coleraine, the third-largest professionally |
| The house contains Ellen Terry's | theatre collection, while the cottage grounds include |
| llection is held at the University of Bristol | Theatre Collection. |
| The Tempest - Miranda (Mad Duck | Theatre Collective) |
| Recorded at the McMillin | Theatre, Columbia University, NYC on December 15, 197 |
| Ohio | Theatre, Columbus, Ohio (1928) |
| The school has its own lecture | theatre come cinema. |
| During the Second World War Churchill became | Theatre Commander for surgery in the Mediterranean. |
| In 2006, the | theatre commenced a £5 million redevlopment. |
| ongstanding Problems of Virtue and Happiness, | Theatre Communications Group, 1995. |
| New York: | Theatre Communications Group, 1991. |
| e met Hawke through mutual friends in the NYC | theatre community. |
| 2001 he played Charlie in the Black and White | Theatre Companies Off Broadway production of The Fore |
| Four | theatre companies are based at the Lamproom; the Lamp |
| s composed and performed scores for dance and | theatre companies including Anatomy Performance Co., |
| ome to the department of Drama, several small | theatre companies exist on the campus. |
| Its home | theatre companies include Peninsula Youth Theatre and |
| He has led | theatre companies such as Het Net (Bruges), Victoria |
| Waterford also has three | theatre companies, Red Kettle, Spraoi and Waterford Y |
| She co-founded two | theatre companies, El Teatro de la Esperanza (Theatre |
| cknell acted for most of the major Australian | theatre companies, especially the Sydney Theatre Comp |
| He worked in a number of New Zealand | theatre companies, including Downstage, Mercury Theat |
| g when she was ten, being in shows from local | theatre companies. |
| erver as "one of the quiet men of the British | theatre" he has played leading roles with all the maj |
| s Director of Productions for the Bournemouth | Theatre Company (1965-1966). |
| played a return engagement at the Children's | Theatre Company November 16-December 31, 2004. |
| llow Rabbit is an adult-oriented contemporary | theatre company based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. |
| In 1974, the Woodstock Musical | Theatre Company was founded and made the Opera House |
| Native Earth Performing Arts is a Canadian | theatre company located in Toronto. |
| in 1982, it is the oldest professional Native | theatre company in Canada. |
| Sydney | Theatre Company for David Williamson's The Great Man |
| July 2003: presented by Singaporean | theatre company Toy Factory Theatre Ensemble, directe |
| The Prithvi | theatre company was established in 1993. |
| Aurora | Theatre Company offers acting opportunities to talent |
| It is the current base for the Bench | Theatre Company who rehearse there and perform up to |
| The Zenith Youth | Theatre Company is based in Bath, England. |
| She performed with the Shakespeare | Theatre Company production of Oedipus with Avery Broo |
| and was succeeded by Cornerstone | Theatre Company artistic director, Bill Rauch. |
| Spraoi is a street | theatre company based in Waterford. |
| t is home of The Questors, a non-professional | theatre company and is a member of The Little Theatre |
| It was revived by The Original | Theatre Company in 2009. |
| burgh Musical Theater (PMT) is a professional | theatre company located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Aurora | Theatre Company received the coveted $25,000 Wallace |
| For the | theatre company located in Stockton-on-Tees, England, |
| The Arden | Theatre Company is a professional regional theatre co |
| The YVHS | Theatre Company was started in 1994. |
| This Ebony Bird; Blood in the Alley | Theatre Company |
| The Royal Exchange | Theatre Company Limited. |
| The Hull Repertory | Theatre Company was a theatre company in Kingston upo |
| Theatre Company | |
| Scott became Administrator of the 69 | Theatre Company in Manchester in 1968. |
| The inhabitants formed a | theatre company at the camp to perform classic Croati |
| "Grease" Broadway Rose | Theatre Company (1991) |
| Ark | Theatre Company is an ensemble of theatre professiona |
| Rebranded at the Tunbridge Wells | Theatre Company @ Trinity Theatre, today it is one of |
| Aurora | Theatre Company is often referred to as “chamber thea |
| He has toured extensively with national | theatre company Riksteatern, performing the play Eldd |
| In 1955 Ninagawa first joined | theatre company "Seihai" (‘green actors'?). |
| The associated | theatre company is Shakespeare Link and plays by Will |
| She co-owns a London | theatre company named SWEETFA. |
| He co-founded the Joint Stock | Theatre Company in 1974. |
| Pinkalicious, the Musical - Vital | Theatre Company - Pinkalicious |
| leading lady performing with the Shakespeare | Theatre Company in Washington, DC. |
| Centenary | Theatre Company is an award winning theatre company b |
| Midgley was later in charge of the Cambridge | Theatre Company based at the Arts Theatre (1988-91) a |
| is the founder and President of The Pantheon | Theatre Company and is currently over seeing the rest |
| had its Australian premiere at the Melbourne | Theatre Company and its European debut at London's Th |
| , Gell is owner of a popular Nottingham based | theatre company named Inspire Academy. |
| The London Bubble | Theatre Company was founded in 1972. |
| Kaloi k'Agathoi is a | theatre company specialising in Classical drama. |
| written in 2010 for a performance by Fluellen | Theatre Company at the Swansea Grand Theatre, as part |
| The Roundabout | Theatre Company produced a revival Off-Broadway at th |
| 2004 Clarence Brown | Theatre Company (University of Tennessee), Lifetime A |
| It has an in-house | theatre company under the name Vital Stages. |
| In present, he is connected to | Theatre Company Amsterdam. |
| This is the concluding production of Wales | Theatre Company under the direction of Michael Bogdan |
| Aurora | Theatre Company is a professional theatre company loc |
| He was associate director for | theatre company Complicite from 1999-2004. |
| The Aba Daba | Theatre Company stayed at the Water Rats until 1988. |
| However Do You Want Me? (David), City Lights | Theatre Company (2004) |
| Cherie, William Inge's Bus Stop Rubicon | Theatre Company |
| Canvas | Theatre Company (Professional Training) |
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