theatres
teater
definition
noun
Performances increasingly moved to theatres with proscenium arches, so the audience now viewed the dancers from the front, though no two spectators would have an identical view.
a building or outdoor area in which plays and other dramatic performances are given.
translation of 'theatres'
noun
komidi,
gedung teater,
panggung sandiwara,
komedi,
ruang operasi,
dunia sandiwara,
teater,
para penonton,
medan perang,
mandala
example
He saw action in many 'theatres' and was awarded Operational Service Medals for Sierra Leone, Afghanistan and Iraq.
The Union is actually becoming one of the very best little fringe 'theatres' in London.
This show, which includes many new songs, toured the country to much acclaim last summer with sell-out performances in various 'theatres' .
Performances increasingly moved to 'theatres' with proscenium arches, so the audience now viewed the dancers from the front, though no two spectators would have an identical view.
She has served in very many operational 'theatres' .
These divisions were deployed by the army in various operational 'theatres' and fully integrated into its command structure.
The badges will be presented to surviving members from either of the two wars, who served in operational 'theatres' of war.
This has obvious effects on attempts to transport armies or other land forces by sea into distant 'theatres' of operations.
The newspaper asked a number of actors and directors why plays by Friedrich Schiller were no longer performed in German 'theatres' .
Catalans enjoy going to opera houses, 'theaters' , and museums in Barcelona and other cities.
Each day there will be exciting demonstrations, interactive workshops and fascinating talks in the 'lecture theatre' , featuring new ideas and inspirational hints and tips from top experts.
It combines elements of mime, dance, 'theatre' , puppetry and text.
what made you want to go into the 'theatre'?
Children were forced to wear their winter coats through a Christmas pantomime performance when a Southend 'theatre' 's heating system broke down.
Some useful notions about 'theatre' , past and present, suggest that it can operate in this way.
The award recognises the company's well-deserved reputation for high-quality 'theatre' by people with learning difficulties.
After graduating, Grant dabbled briefly in advertising but plugged away at an acting career in regional 'theatre' .
Even though film and television are more lucrative in terms of remuneration, 'theatre' offers a true spiritual experience.
Two soldiers from 2 Para were flown home during the investigation and the other four remained in Kabul but were removed from the 'theatre' of operation.
As her eyes scanned the chemistry 'lecture theatre' her attention was drawn to the strapping, sporty-looking student at the other side of the room.
Behind the main building, the octagonal 'theatre' has also been remodelled to create a tranquil, communal garden.
the 'theatre' nurse
This evening Mick spoke to a packed 'lecture theatre' at Victoria University's Architecture School in Wellington.
Everything changed in 1962 when I wandered into a double bill of Alain Resnais movies at a Boston art 'theater' .
It is accepted that no such training can wholly reproduce the conditions of patrolling a hostile area, much less wholly reproduce the experience of a 'theatre' of war or of combat itself.
In any event, as a result of the bureaucratic ploys and the increased capability of 'theater' missiles, the lines between the two programs have blurred.
It was a great opportunity for children to experience live, quality 'theatre' with all the magic and excitement.
Later, he had decided to relax by venturing to the 'theater' to see William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
I first saw James Brown in 1962 at an outdoor 'theatre' in San Diego and it was electrifying.
I had never done any acting or 'theatre' in school or college.
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