Examples of 'theatre reopened' in a sentence
Meaning of "theatre reopened"
theatre reopened: The reopening of a theatre, usually after a period of closure for renovation, restoration, or other reasons.
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The General wants the theatre reopened.
The theatre reopened at Suresnes pending the return to the Palais de Chaillot.
After another minor fire on the roof and a work accident, the theatre reopened.
The theatre reopened about 10 months later.
A few days later, the Trump theatre reopened in Korea.
Lara Theatre reopened its doors in 2007 with a commercial program.
In 1987, all the restoratory works were finished and the theatre reopened its doors.
The enhanced theatre reopened in September 2014 under its new name.
The reconstruction was completed in 2004, and the theatre reopened in August of that year.
In January 2012, the theatre reopened after four and a half years of renovations.
The theater ceased operation in 2004 when the restored Hippodrome Theatre reopened.
The theatre reopened in October 2009, and now hosts live music, comedy and other community events.
Nearby, the Birch North Park Theatre reopened after major renovations in 2005.
The theatre reopened in 1969 for a performance of The Sound of Music.
In 1963 the Ziegfeld Theatre reopened as a legitimate Broadway theater.
See also
The theatre reopened as the Royal Italian Opera on 6 April 1847 with a performance of Rossini 's Semiramide.
The theatre reopened on 14 September.
In 1887, the theatre reopened as a popular music hall named the Empire Theatre of Varieties.
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