Collocations with "theatre"

A professional theatre located in London's main theatre district.

a room in a hospital where operations are done

refers to the theatre of England between 1562 and 1642, including the works of Shakespeare

Describes a theatre that does not have a roof.

A group of actors who perform plays together, often associated with a specific theatre.

An open-air cinema where people watch films from their cars.

Refers to the venue or the genre of smaller, professional theatre in New York City.

a venue specifically designed and constructed for theatrical performances

Refers to a theatre building or organization where a resident company performs a repertoire of plays.

to pursue a career in acting or stage production

A theatre that presents experimental, avant-garde, or non-traditional plays.

Refers to the theatre of England, including its conventions and playhouses, during the Jacobean period.

A form of theatre that rejects conventional dramatic and staging techniques in favor of new, innovative approaches.