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| 2008 American | Theatre Hall of Fame |
| 2002: Inducted into the American | Theatre Hall of Fame |
| Schmidt was inducted to the American | Theatre Hall of Fame. |
| itain it has also been performed at the Lyric | Theatre Hammersmith and the Palace Theatre, Mancheste |
| e with dance written by Simon Stephens, Lyric | Theatre, Hammersmith, London |
| rojects include new plays for the Royal Court | Theatre, Hampstead Theatre and David Pugh Ltd. and a |
| The Dybbuk premiered in London at the New End | Theatre, Hampstead in July 1992, then the Lilian Bayl |
| e Lies About Jerzy as Jerzy Kosinski (New End | Theatre, Hampstead) |
| The New End | Theatre, Hampstead, is an 80 seat fringe theatre venu |
| The | theatre has a licensed bar and disabled facilities (i |
| Chicago | theatre has a long record of introducing new plays an |
| Since 1933 the | theatre has been a municipal theatre of the City of M |
| The | theatre has since been designated a Los Angeles Histo |
| The America Gardens | Theatre has hosted numerous amount of shows since it |
| The name Queen's | Theatre has been used for a number of other theatres |
| Since 1914, the | theatre has been in Jernbanegade along with Kongens H |
| Since 2005 the | theatre has undergone extensive refurbishment work wh |
| all the | theatre has DTS speaker installed and air conditioned |
| The current | theatre has four screens. |
| The | theatre has also produced past plays such as |
| With relatively brief interruptions, the | theatre has been in continuous operation since. |
| Each year the Waltham Forest Festival of | Theatre has entries from adult amateur drama groups, |
| Since 1993, the | theatre has been state property. |
| The | theatre has video and 35mm with Dolby Pro Logic Surro |
| The | theatre has a licensed bar, cloakroom facilities, dis |
| Mod Club | Theatre has a capacity of about 600. |
| Since 2003 the | theatre has been run by a company called Proscenia. |
| The American Repertory | Theatre has posted audience responses on the organiza |
| Also a new 440 seat | theatre has been completed for Hull Truck Theatre as |
| The | theatre has 905 seats and was for many years in the e |
| The | theatre has been producing work for over 100 years. |
| atern, called "Maxim" in English or The Maxim | Theatre, has been a popular private theatre at Karlap |
| Apart from this rebuilding period, the | theatre has been in continuous use for 200 years. |
| It debuted at the Yale Repertory | Theatre has been produced in many venues in recent de |
| The 1,620-seat | theatre has been owned by the National Theatre School |
| Sangeeth | Theatre has been successively awarded as Best Maintai |
| During its existence, the | theatre has premiered around 20 operas and ballet per |
| Over the years, the Greek | Theatre has seen performances from hundreds of musica |
| The Shoestring | Theatre has a theatre space with seating for 60, a da |
| Alongside major touring productions, the | theatre has an established track record in programmin |
| The Grand | Theatre has a 1,000-seat auditorium and variety of sm |
| Actors Circle | Theatre has also established a program of repertory t |
| The Kuntu Repertory | Theatre has won multiple awards, including several On |
| Since 1999 the | theatre has been owned by the Ambassador Theatre Grou |
| Meanwhile, Nate's burlesque | theatre has problems. |
| The | theatre has welcomed many acclaimed performers, inclu |
| The | theatre has continued to provide a venue for fundrais |
| Marathi | Theatre has been his first love with very prominent l |
| Since 1965, the | theatre has served as the home stage of the dramatica |
| The concert | theatre has hosted great figures of jazz, rhythm and |
| Mad Cow | Theatre has also been named "Best Theatre" by Orlando |
| The 250 seat | theatre has the full backing of the Hepburn Estate an |
| The | theatre has also hosted the Miss USA pageant twice, i |
| Sangeeth | Theatre has names of First in the Salem. |
| Since 1987 it has been performed at the Beck | Theatre, Hayes, Middlesex. |
| Serse was first performed at the King's | Theatre, Haymarket on 15 April 1738. |
| After his debut at Croydon Repertory | Theatre he made many stage appearances in the West En |
| On leaving the | theatre, he suffered a fatal heart attack. |
| Becoming interested in | theatre, he studied Drama at Exeter University. |
| In | theatre, he has appeared in As You Like It and The Al |
| Diplomatic Wives, Watford Place | Theatre, Hertford, 1989 |
| Yet | theatre historian Irving Wardle wrote, "without Dunca |
| ber 1, 1919), MBE, is an English comedian and | theatre historian. |
| 1950), who became a | theatre historian. |
| Aerial view of Fox | Theatre Historic District from Bank of America Plaza |
| According to the | Theatre Historical Society of America, the theatre's |
| Sunrise | Theatre History |
| iversity, where he taught a famous seminar in | theatre history. |
| is among the most notorious flops in Broadway | theatre history. |
| SL, Spanish B HL, Spanish B SL, | Theatre HL, Theatre SL, Theory Knowl. |
| Municipal | Theatre, Ho Chi Minh City |
| The | theatre holds just over 1,700 people, making it East |
| Gaslight | Theatre holds an annual awards ceremony to honor volu |
| The Reilly | Theatre, home of Swine Palace |
| The History Boys, Lyric | Theatre, Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, Hong |
| Hawaii | Theatre, Honolulu, Hawaii (1922) |
| Theatre Honor Society | |
| The Hook 1953, Korean War 1952-53 ( | Theatre Honour) |
| Unity | Theatre, Hope Place |
| It was revived at the Queen's | Theatre, Hornchurch in May and June 2006. |
| The Queen's | Theatre, Hornchurch is a 500-seat theatre located in |
| It's Now or Never! (1994 Queen's | Theatre, Hornchurch) |
| The | theatre hosted the 2008 premiere of The Obama Musical |
| The | theatre hosts a variety of plays and performances fro |
| The city's intimate | theatre hosts frequent plays by national and local th |
| Bolshoi | Theatre hosts its first annual opera season |
| In the summer, the | theatre hosts a summer film series. |
| The | theatre hosts the annual Edmonton International Film |
| The | theatre hosts shows every Thursday, Friday and Saturd |
| A new | theatre house that opened in 1902 led to the renaming |
| Today the | theatre houses three stages/ venues and presents appr |
| exas Playwrights Festival at Stages Repertory | Theatre, Houston. |
| ntinued to serve as Louisville's premier live | theatre however, until it was razed in 1925. |
| The Wizard of Oz (Harlequin | Theatre, Howick - September 2002) ... Lead Role of Do |
| Paris Adult | Theatre I v. Slaton, 413 U.S. 49 (1973). |
| Skien municipality in conjunction with the | Theatre Ibsen |
| She worked on stage at Icelandic National | Theatre, Icelandic Opera and Maxim Gorki Theatre Berl |
| I removed the Chicago | Theatre image because I feel that it led to confusion |
| te a letter to Michael MacLiammoir, the Irish | theatre impresario who ran Dublin's Gate Theatre. |
| vershed-Martin, OBE (1903-1991) was a British | theatre impresario, city councillor and optician. |
| erformer of The Second City as well as the iO | Theatre, Improv Institute, and Annoyance Theatre. |
| The | theatre improved its reputation and finances, becomin |
| It was the first public | theatre in Copenhagen in Denmark. |
| The Live album was recorded at the Orpheum | Theatre in Vancouver, Canada an August 30, 2008. |
| Edwards was a feature of London | theatre in the immediate post-war years, debuting at |
| For the live | theatre in Toronto, see Sony Centre for the Arts. |
| emiered on 24 February 1965 at Sadler's Wells | Theatre in London. |
| Museum | Theatre in Government museum, Chennai |
| ty was rebuilt, and opened as Amberg's German | Theatre in 1888 under the management of Gustav Amberg |
| c Premeire on April 6th 2011 at The Paramount | Theatre in Austin, TX. |
| Robyn Hitchcock at Coolidge Corner | Theatre in 2010 |
| It was first performed at the Coliseum | Theatre in London, on 25 June 1917. |
| She first appeared at the Old Vic | theatre in May 1940 as Iris in The Tempest. |
| Bournemouth Winter Gardens was a | theatre in Bournemouth, England. |
| Only Grauman's Chinese | Theatre in Hollywood also had such elaborate premiere |
| ce Company changed its name to Restless Dance | Theatre in 2008. |
| Its US premiere was at the Chocolate Bayou | Theatre, in April 1987, directed by Greg Roach . |
| He also studied at the American Conservatory | Theatre in San Francisco. |
| Eva Moore; Louie Pounds (also at the Coronet | Theatre in 1900) |
| He moved it to the Bay | Theatre in 1975. |
| It was recorded live at the Moore | Theatre in Seattle, Washington on April 29, 1995. |
| hey also created the Criterion restaurant and | theatre in Piccadilly, London. |
| duated from the Norwegian National Academy of | Theatre in 1994. |
| e was also another video filmed at the Beacon | Theatre in New York. |
| He moved to the Bolshoi | Theatre in 1954. |
| The Merchant of Venice was presented at the | theatre in 1897. |
| The show ran for only 10 days at the Herbst | Theatre in San Francisco. |
| This article is about the | theatre in Croydon, London. |
| Also on this floor is the Leggate Lecture | Theatre in which educational talks are given. |
| He built a | theatre in Bursa when he was made the governor of the |
| The Teatre Lliure is a | theatre in Barcelona considered one of the most prest |
| atrical career teaching acting at the Goodman | Theatre in Chicago, 1970 to 1976. |
| It was recorded live at the Roxy | Theatre in Los Angeles on January 26, 1987. |
| He also does plays at the Lyceum | Theatre in Arrow Rock, Missouri |
| The ancient Roman | Theatre in Alexandria |
| feature as B-side were recorded at the Greek | Theatre, in Los Angeles. |
| ced in London's West End in 1978 at the Globe | Theatre in London, now known as the Gielgud Theatre. |
| The special was recorded at The Paramount | Theatre in Austin, Texas. |
| leased a live album, recorded at the Colonial | Theatre in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. |
| med for a summer season at Bournemouth's Pier | Theatre in 1996. |
| Victoria | Theatre in Halifax, West Yorkshire, England is a larg |
| The production, In-I,staged at the National | Theatre in London featured design by Anish Kapoor. |
| Schleef returned to | theatre in 1985 when he became a steady director at S |
| The Princess | Theatre in downtown Winnsboro |
| Returning to Francophone | theatre in 1919, it put on classic pieces featuring B |
| ugh from time to time it also performs at the | Theatre in Vancouver. |
| d its world premiere at the Seattle Repertory | Theatre in 1976. |
| Oxford he staged Nessie at the Burton Taylor | Theatre in 1996. |
| Clarence Blackall built the | theatre in 1913. |
| For the similar | theatre in Los Angeles, see Texaco Building. |
| e premiere of the play was at the Royal Court | Theatre in London. |
| The Heretic at the Royal Court | Theatre in London directed by Jeremy Herrin in 2011 |
| teel-framed concrete-coated proscenium-arched | theatre in the Southern Hemisphere. |
| Hytner was appointed director of the National | Theatre in London in April 2003. |
| This article is about the | theatre in Chicago. |
| nce is the one 'hosted' by the Cambridge Arts | Theatre in Cambridge. |
| For the Neptune | Theatre in Halifax, Canada, see Neptune Theatre (Hali |
| This article is about the | theatre in Fort Wayne. |
| remiered on November 2, 1986 Serbian National | Theatre in Novi Sad. |
| s named the house organist for Hilbert Circle | Theatre in Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| he play was videotaped at the Richard Rodgers | Theatre, in New York City. |
| , W. B. Yeats rejected the play for the Abbey | Theatre in Dublin. |
| A | theatre in Albany, Georgia showed the film. |
| ector of the Royal Shakespeare Company's Swan | Theatre) in association with LSU Department of Theatr |
| ve, France recently bought the historic Beach | Theatre in St. Petersburg. |
| At the Lyric | Theatre, in 1903, he produced Caryll's comic opera Th |
| AMC | Theatre in Downtown Fort Worth |
| he will appear in Doctor Faustus at the Globe | Theatre in London. |
| It was first performed at the New Town | Theatre in Prague on 16 May 1868. |
| The Philadelphia | Theatre in the Eighteenth Century. |
| The Bungalow, by Fred Horner, played at the | theatre in 1890. |
| By 1887, he was acting at the Alcazar | Theatre in San Francisco. |
| Shaban was nominated Best Actor in Scottish | theatre in 2005, by the Critics' Awards for Theatre i |
| Originally constructed as a movie | theatre in 1919, the building was first known as the |
| al is a fringe festival that promotes art and | theatre in London, England. |
| Chinese | Theatre in Tsarskoe Selo, ca. |
| It was licensed as a | theatre in April 1931 by Walter Lindsay, formerly a t |
| 2008, Ovens Auditorium was named the #38 Top | Theatre in the World by POLLSTAR |
| The Beaven Lecture | Theatre in the School bears his name. |
| The show opened at the Royal Court | Theatre in London, but a planned transfer to the New |
| also lobbied for the foundation of a national | theatre in London and was a member of the Executive C |
| hich Asherson has appeared include the Apollo | Theatre in 1956, the Criterion Theatre also in 1956, |
| took place on November 12, 1964 at the Lyceum | Theatre in London, UK. |
| The musical premiered at the Signature | Theatre in Arlington, Virginia in 2009. |
| She left 1922 to study at the Royal Dramatic | Theatre in Stockholm. |
| Theatre in Ireland | |
| he first fashion show took place at a variety | theatre in Leipzig on 21 October. |
| Normington joined the Repertory | Theatre in Oldham in 1950, and from 1959 to 1962 he w |
| He returned to the | theatre in 1824 with his last play, Superstition; or, |
| ike Leigh, who was involved with the Victoria | Theatre in the 1960s, said |
| sford is home to Europe's first purpose-built | theatre in the round; The New Vic Theatre, which was |
| premiere took place at London's Jermyn Street | Theatre in January 2007. |
| It transferred to the Wyndham's | Theatre in May 2006, where it won five Olivier Awards |
| ecorded second Show July 21, 1969 at Aquarius | Theatre in Hollywood. |
| The Beatles played at the Borough | Theatre in Abergavenny on Saturday June 22, 1963. |
| de its west coast debut in 2009 at 5th Avenue | Theatre in Seattle, Washington. |
| The system was used in the Sewlyn | Theatre in New York. |
| The opera was premiered at the Queen's | Theatre in London on 10 January 1713. |
| s associated with the prestigious Duke Romijn | Theatre in Amsterdam. |
| The Bradford Alhambra is a | theatre in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England. |
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