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| s been the Artistic Director of the Warehouse | Theatre, Croydon, London, and his productions have in |
| 2002 he appeared in pantomime at the Ashcroft | Theatre, Croydon. |
| Jac also tried her hand in a musical | theatre, Cuci The Musical Season 2 in 2010. |
| Duke's Playhouse, is a professional producing | theatre, currently producing six theatre productions |
| It features and promotes | theatre, dance, music and exhibitions. |
| has also been involved in creating music for | theatre, dance, art installations and video art. |
| ol offers three undergraduate concentrations: | theatre, dance, and musical theatre. |
| The | Theatre's annual Out of the Loop Festival, a 10-day c |
| Sarah Wildor is an English ballerina and | theatre dancer. |
| England), is a retired British ballerina and | theatre dancer. |
| ungarian film, actor, television, sports, and | theatre database |
| March 27 - World | Theatre Day |
| , 2006, was officially proclaimed "River Oaks | Theatre Day" by Mayor Bill White |
| She performed in | Theatre de Baulieu in Lausanne. |
| The | Theatre de la Renaissance was a theater in New Orlean |
| how is an annual production held at the Bacon | Theatre, Dean Close School, Cheltenham |
| Angers made her West End | theatre debut at the Palace Theatre in a 1944 revue t |
| He made his professional | theatre debut in the Catherine Cookson play Fifteen S |
| Sarah Stanham in The Touch of Fear, Aldwych | Theatre, December 1956 |
| lso Tennessee's only professional, non-profit | theatre dedicated exclusively to kids and families. |
| to 1915 was matched between 1950 and 1975 by | theatre demolition. |
| his career as a stage worker and extra at the | theatre Den Nasjonale Scene, but later attended the N |
| Odense | theatre, Denmark |
| Highway studied dance at the Toronto Dance | Theatre, Denmark's Tukak Theatre, and at the Native C |
| The Clements | Theatre Department produces, on average, four shows a |
| The Bancroft | Theatre Department puts on five shows each year. |
| The Misadventures…., Concordia University | Theatre Department |
| Theatre Department | |
| The | Theatre department is headed by Daryll Guzman. |
| The | Theatre dept. |
| After studying | theatre design at Nottingham Trent University, Glazer |
| The Human Stage: English | Theatre Design 1567-1840 (1988) |
| He was head of | theatre design, succeeding Robert Medley. |
| The Vic | Theatre, designed by architect John E.O. |
| The new | theatre, designed by Frank Verity, opened in 1905, as |
| The Five Points | Theatre, designed in the Italian Renaissance style, o |
| oe Snow (1927 - 2008) was an English painter, | theatre designer and teacher. |
| John Napier, | theatre designer |
| His nephew is the | theatre designer Jeremy Herbert. |
| (1879-1970) was a Russian-Soviet painter and | theatre designer. |
| 09.09.06 - DTE Energy Music | Theatre, Detroit, MI |
| ts 50th anniversary celebrations in 2006, the | theatre did not acknowledge his initial work. |
| It offers a three-year Musical | Theatre Diploma course. |
| Henry V (play) (National | Theatre, dir. |
| Children's Monologues The Cure (2010) Old Vic | Theatre directed by Danny Boyle |
| iginally directed by Andrew Ross, a prominent | theatre director in Western Australia. |
| Berlin - 1999, Bergen), a German actress and | theatre director |
| Its first | theatre director was Bentein Baardson, who led the th |
| For the actor, | theatre director and RAF officer, see Ronald Adam (ac |
| Gordon McDougall is a British | theatre director and academic. |
| David Thacker, | theatre director |
| Carl Morten Amundsen, Norwegian dramaturg and | theatre director |
| William Gaskill, | theatre director |
| Michael Grandage, | theatre director |
| Ted Craig FRSA is an Australian-born | theatre director who is best known as the artistic di |
| osalie Purvis (born 1975) is a Dutch-American | theatre director and choreographer. |
| In 1962, Sherwood Lohrey was named | theatre director where he remained until his retireme |
| Chris Parr (born 1944) is a British | theatre director and television executive. |
| elho also worked as an actor, journalist, and | theatre director before pursuing his writing career. |
| styna Skuszanka-Krasowska (born 1924), Polish | theatre director |
| He is the brother of | theatre director and producer Tom Morris. |
| Manohar Singh, | theatre director and actor. |
| Conall Morrison - | Theatre director |
| Kathy Burke (born 1964), actress and | theatre director |
| Canny began his career as a | theatre director and writer. |
| Dr. Larry A. Brechner - Auditorium / | Theatre Director |
| Tadeusz Kantor, Polish painter and | theatre director |
| That same year, | theatre director Rupert Goold took over from Dominic |
| He was | theatre director at the National Theatre from 1935 to |
| Richard Kimmel, | theatre director |
| Incidentally, | theatre director Alyque Padamsee is her maternal uncl |
| Eve Leigh is a | theatre director who lives and works in London. |
| Branko Gavella (1885-1962), | theatre director and essayist |
| He was installed as | theatre director at the National Theatre by the Nazi |
| irst production, directed by the seminal epic | theatre director Erwin Piscator in 1927, was a milest |
| He served as | theatre director of Den Nationale Scene from 1967 to |
| He has worked as a | theatre director since he left Trinity College, Dubli |
| Usha Ganguly, | theatre director |
| Lee Breuer, | theatre director |
| s a composer working for the Swedish TV and a | theatre director at Angeredsteatern. |
| Deborah Paige, | theatre director |
| Gellner, Jewish Bohemian-born German-speaking | theatre director |
| Henrik Wiers-Jenssen, newspaper columnist and | theatre director (d.1951) |
| He was | theatre director of the Bergen theatre Den Nationale |
| November - Hamoir, dancer and | theatre director |
| Kjetil Bang-Hansen was | theatre director from 1976 to 1982. |
| In 2006 she met her husband Adam Speers, a | theatre director and producer. |
| Jerzy Krasowski (1925-2008), Polish actor, | theatre director |
| Alex Scherpf has been | theatre director since 2005. |
| Lindsay Anderson, film and | theatre director |
| 1 November - John Bell, actor and | theatre director |
| Ola Rotimi (Award winning playwright and | theatre director) |
| For Frederick Robert Higgins, Irish poet and | theatre director, see F. R. Higgins. |
| 1 September - Habib Tanvir, playwright, | theatre director, poet and actor. |
| Mohan Upreti (1925-1997) was an Indian | theatre director, playwright and a music composer, co |
| Havergal CBE (born 9 June 1938) is a Scottish | theatre director, actor, and playwright. |
| 6, 1929 - December 19, 2008) was an American | theatre director, choreographer, and actor. |
| Camillo Walzel (1829-1895) librettist and | theatre director, who wrote under the pseudonym F Zel |
| Rodrigo Malbran - | Theatre director, Actor and Teacher. |
| Warwick is also an award winning | theatre director, with credits from major theatres ac |
| ett, County Durham) is a British composer and | theatre director. |
| k Dunlop (born 15 February 1927) is a British | theatre director. |
| (born 19 May 1967) is a Norwegian actress and | theatre director. |
| Stafford Arima is a Canadian-born | theatre director. |
| Anna D. Shapiro (born 1967) is an American | theatre director. |
| David Greig is a Scottish playwright and | theatre director. |
| n Monique Williams (born 1978) is an American | theatre director. |
| n 1734 in Paris) was a French comic-actor and | theatre director. |
| Druten (1901-1957), an English playwright and | theatre director. |
| ne Elliott (born 1967 in London) is a British | theatre director. |
| -02-23) (age 63)) is an award-winning British | theatre director. |
| 939) is a Norwegian actor, stage producer and | theatre director. |
| American activist, feminist and award-winning | theatre director. |
| He has also worked as a | theatre director. |
| - December 3, 1990) was an American actor and | theatre director. |
| (born 19 June 1956) is a Norwegian actor and | theatre director. |
| assen (1921 - 2002) was a Norwegian actor and | theatre director. |
| born 23 October 1945) is an English actor and | theatre director. |
| ckersgill Benthall (1919-1974) was an English | theatre director. |
| orn 13 February 1950) is a successful English | theatre director. |
| Boston's | Theatre District |
| Washington Street | Theatre District is a historic district at 511-559 Wa |
| ecinct and East End also supported a moderate | theatre district, along which stands the Newcastle Ci |
| In a scene set in the West End | theatre district, a theatre marquee lists Margot Chan |
| It is located in Boston's | theatre district. |
| ated directly between Allen's Landing and the | Theatre District. |
| In 2005 Clear Channel Entertainments | theatre division then became Live Nation. |
| The | theatre does open for local Sunday Ecclesia church se |
| ughan's career began in the late 1940s in the | theatre doing variety song and dance acts. |
| (9 years) and also works with the Royal Court | Theatre, Donmar Warehouse and Almeida Theatre, London |
| Because the | theatre doors cannot be opened from the inside, most |
| This is actually the "entrance hall" (the | theatre doors used to open directly into the auditori |
| Gaiety | Theatre, Douglas, Isle of Man (1900) |
| kab is the name for several Norwegian amateur | theatre drama troupes. |
| The term is used in a joke in the | theatre drama 'Marriage made in Saloon'. |
| the Myth of Bacchus" (1877, foyer of the New | Theatre, Dresden) |
| Theatre Du Taur Concert, 1975 | |
| Loco Country Lonesome (Packo), Olympia | Theatre, Dublin |
| The Drums Are Out, Abbey | Theatre, Dublin 1948 |
| The Folks In Brickfield Street, Abbey | Theatre, Dublin 1937 |
| Denis and Rose (Civic | Theatre, Dublin) |
| Aoife and Isobel (Project | Theatre, Dublin) |
| Abbey | Theatre, Dublin, Ireland |
| Travesties" by Tom Stoppard (Assembly Rooms | Theatre, Durham) |
| Middle Eastern | Theatre during the Great War |
| Tin Machine performed at the | theatre during their It's My Life Tour on December 12 |
| Middle Eastern | Theatre during World War I |
| The | theatre during the festival |
| It was used as a "Soldatenkino" (Soldier's | theatre) during the German occupation. |
| Palo Blanco served in the Pacific | Theatre during her brief career with the Navy.. |
| Les Maires de la tour Eiffel; | Theatre d'un Soir |
| Over 25,000 people attend the 200 seat dinner | theatre each year. |
| pupils perform their GCSE Drama pieces in the | theatre each year. |
| In 1948-1949 he wrote for the Music and | Theatre Echo ("Echo Teatralne i Muzyczne"). |
| Royal Lyceum | Theatre, Edinburgh (1883) |
| Sheila (1988) Traverse | Theatre, Edinburgh |
| In 1900 he acquired the Grand | Theatre, Edinburgh (renamed from the Tivoli Theatre). |
| The Sleep of Reason (Traverse | Theatre, Edinburgh) 1973 |
| The UK premiere was at the Leith | Theatre, Edinburgh, on 19 August 1987. |
| Pumpgirl; Traverse | Theatre, Edinburgh; 3 to 27 August 2006; Bush Theatre |
| HSMT offers year round musical | theatre education programs through both open-enrollme |
| Hamlet for the National | Theatre Education Unit |
| No images of this | theatre, either inside or outside, have survived to t |
| Plaza | Theatre, El Paso, Texas |
| Shot in June 1983, at Ritz | theatre, Elizabeth, NJ, USA. |
| When she was younger she went to (Bob Hope | Theatre) Eltham Little Theatre and performed Teenage |
| Fine Arts with a | Theatre Emphasis |
| He studied a college of | theatre en starred several plays and movies. |
| His first professional | theatre engagement was in Blithe Spirit at age 24. |
| June 25-30: by | Theatre Engine at the Abrams Studio Theatre in Toront |
| * | Theatre Ensemble |
| Wounded is the first part of The Los Angeles | Theatre Ensemble's War Cycle'. |
| stands for “New One-Act | Theatre Ensemble”), and to provide a stimulating envi |
| Her interests include travel, opera, | theatre, entertaining and public speaking. |
| simplicity and integrity, Prakash was also a | theatre enthusiast. |
| The Club Genome object | theatre entrance is also in BodyZone. |
| Wickam | Theatre entrance |
| In 1983, movie | theatre entrepreneur George Lefont bought the theatre |
| was closely involved for many years while the | theatre established its reputation. |
| As well as Shakespeare and traditional | theatre, Evans had starred in several more experiment |
| Grauman was not the sole owner of the Chinese | Theatre, even though it bears his name. |
| ThomThom was also nominated for | Theatre Event of The Year. |
| In 1982 Chinook | Theatre's artistic director Brian Paisley received $5 |
| Inland Ballet | Theatre Every December, Inland Dance Theatre presents |
| Best Decorated Christmas Tree" is held in the | Theatre every Christmas. |
| During 1982, Kane toured with Prairie | Theatre Exchange's production of The Ecstasy of Rita |
| Evans (born 1934) and the Northcott | Theatre, Exeter, then under the direction of Richard |
| Her repertory | theatre experience includes the Watford Palace Theatr |
| nt Director and a Guest Artist for Children's | Theatre Experience. |
| chard Mohr (1911-1992) was a German music and | theatre expert. |
| Grauman's Egyptian | Theatre exterior, 1922 |
| ght & Sound Theatres, based in the Millennium | Theatre facility. |
| Antonio is currently writing for Tarragon | Theatre, Factory Theatre and Buddies In Bad Times The |
| Theatre Faculty - DAMU | |
| Theatre Faculty (Acting, Directing, Dramaturgy, Stage | |
| actress Pepita Serrador, a member of a famous | theatre family. |
| The | theatre featured ornate interior design common of the |
| The Discovery Dome | Theatre features films from across North America. |
| The | theatre features a fully restored Wurlitzer theatre o |
| The | Theatre features a wide range of independent, foreign |
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