theatre

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He merely wants to see what the theatre is, resolved, perhaps, that he will never be known as a theatre-goer.

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  1. noun Variant of theater.

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  • They'll recognise too that the process of making the theatre is the iceberg and this is where true investment should be made. —  newmatilda.com - Comments
  • "It came out of an extraordinary period of exploration and invention in Russian theatre," he says.
  • It's true that pulling the fire alarm in a theatre is an act of mischief - WHEN THERE IS NO FIRE. —  Progressive Bloggers
  • I am of the opinion that Malaysian theatre is Malaysian theatre, regardless of the language. —  The Malay Male
  • Now, after 12 years of hard work, the theatre is a destination for many people seeking international and independent films, martial arts movies, first-run Asian films, or other cult classics. —  GreenCine Daily
 

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