Examples of 'drury lane' in a sentence
Meaning of "drury lane"
This phrase refers to a specific thoroughfare or street, commonly associated with London, England, most notably recognized for its association with the nursery rhyme 'Do You Know the Muffin Man?'
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Months at drury lane theater.
Drury Lane opened again the next day.
It could just as easily be a discarded sketch unconnected to Drury Lane in any way.
Her performances at Drury Lane were well received and raised her reputation as an actress.
Powell was a rival playwright and the manager of the Drury Lane theatrical company.
I knew Drury Lane like it was my home.
It was the first theatre to be located on Drury Lane.
She appeared at Drury Lane the following season.
I have seen such a shipwreck at Drury Lane.
His Drury Lane successes or not.
I do not want to be like those women on Drury Lane.
Drury Lane company.
He spoke of going to attend a performance at the Drury Lane Theatre.
At the corner of Drury Lane I saw three women standing talking together.
Three and a half months at the Drury Lane.
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During Leno 's long association with the Drury Lane pantomimes, he appeared chiefly as the dame.
It was the first theatre to be located near Drury Lane.
Theatre Royal Drury Lane is less than 1 km from the apartment.
A son seems to have been for a time treasurer of Drury Lane Theatre.
He was owner of the Drury Lane Theatre, which he bought from David Garrick.
Burges continued to publish poetry and he had a play in Drury Lane.
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane is the oldest theatre in London that is still in use.
Byron was a director at the Drury Lane Theatre.
Another Drury Lane production seventeen years later returned to the Shakespearean text 1740.
She eventually quit performing on Drury Lane.
Yet on stage, both at Drury Lane and at Covent Garden, the Kemble-Dryden-Davenant version persisted.
I have attended rooms in Drury Lane.
Drury Lane may refer to, Drury Lane, a street in London.
Mr Beecroft owns a boarding house near Drury Lane.
Drury Lane ( fictional detective ).
John Eccles becomes resident composer at Drury Lane theatre.
By 1828, he was penniless ; Drury Lane held a benefit concert for him after Covent Garden refused.
The show is currently on at the Theatre Royal on Drury Lane.
My uncIe 's taking us to the Drury Lane pantomime . - I will.
The Tegetmeiers initially lived in a very small house on Drury Lane.
Oxberry says she had previously played at both Drury Lane and Covent Garden.
For twenty years Siddons was the undisputed queen of Drury Lane.
My uncle 's taking us to the Drury Lane pantomime.
In 1617 the company moved to the Cockpit Theatre, in the increasingly fashionable Drury Lane.
He 's down on Drury Lane.
The first known performance was Nahum Tate 's bloody 1682 adaptation at Drury Lane.
Tags, theatre royal drury lane.
See the latest pictures and plan your trip to Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
I will . My uncle 's taking us to the Drury Lane pantomime.
At the very back of the stage, a wide door opened to reveal Drury Lane.
In the evening they all attended a performance at Drury Lane Theatre.
It 's like being forced to talk to some streetwalker from Drury Lane.
Colley Cibber becomes an actor with the Drury Lane company.
The piece was later part of the Shakespeare Pageant performed at the Drury Lane Theatre.
She tended to create rivalries with similar-type actresses at Drury Lane and Covent Garden.
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