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Meaning of theatres
theatres
a room often with rising rows of seats (as for a lecture), a building or area for showing motion pictures, plays or the performance of plays, of, relating to, or appropriate for use in a theater of operations, a place rising by steps or gradations, dramatic or theatrical quality or effectiveness, a building or area for dramatic performances, entertainment in the form of a dramatic or diverting situation or series of events, a place or sphere of enactment of usually significant events or action, theater of operations, an outdoor structure for dramatic performances or spectacles in ancient Greece and Rome, dramatic literature, a hospital operating room, dramatic representation as an art or profession, spectacle sense 1a, a place of significant events or action, a building or area for dramatic performances or for showing movies, a room often with rising tiers of seats for assemblies (as for lectures or surgical demonstrations), a place like a theater
theatres Sentence Examples
- The theatres of London's West End offer a vibrant and diverse range of entertainment.
- The old Victorian theatres of Edinburgh have been beautifully restored and now host many cultural events.
- The Broadway theatres in New York City are known for their spectacular productions and star-studded casts.
- The Globe Theatre in London is a reconstructed version of the original theatre where Shakespeare's plays were first performed.
- The acoustics in the Royal Opera House are considered to be among the finest in the world.
- The National Theatre in London produces a wide variety of plays, from classic works to contemporary dramas.
- The Sydney Opera House is an iconic building renowned for its unique architecture and world-class theatres.
- The Royal Shakespeare Company performs in theatres throughout the United Kingdom and beyond.
- The Royal Court Theatre in London is known for its cutting-edge productions and commitment to new writing.
- The Barbican Theatre in London is a major venue for dance, theatre, and opera performances.
FAQs About the word theatres
a room often with rising rows of seats (as for a lecture), a building or area for showing motion pictures, plays or the performance of plays, of, relating to, o
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The theatres of London's West End offer a vibrant and diverse range of entertainment.
The old Victorian theatres of Edinburgh have been beautifully restored and now host many cultural events.
The Broadway theatres in New York City are known for their spectacular productions and star-studded casts.
The Globe Theatre in London is a reconstructed version of the original theatre where Shakespeare's plays were first performed.
