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• Youens was from a working class family who had no theatre connections.
• The company has no theatre building of its own.
• We were a fragmented generation and there was no theatre tradition to follow through.
• The beautiful auditorium is preserved, but as of 2012 there were no theatre shows in production.
• The company has no theatre building of its own, although administration is based at Speirs Lock in Glasgow.
• There is no mention of the nineteenth century literary movements; no theatre, no Dumas ( either one ).
• The Slovaks in Hungary, however, had no kindergartens, no schools, no theatres and one print media producer.
• With no theatre, there is no screen, hence no reason to re-present data after it has already been analysed.
• He returned to Warsaw after the war, but no theatre would hire him and he spend several years giving dance lessons and occasionally singing in cabarets.
• For a long time no theatre would dare put on the play and did not receive its premiere until 1902  long after B點hner's death.
• With a limited budget and no theatre space included among the original academic buildings planned for the campus, theatre department staff transformed the former dairy barn into the campus first theatre.
• It can never be perfectly easy for the mass millions because that would mean that an album is released with zero cd sales, or a movie is shown with no theatre audience.
• Due to its release during the sensitive immediate postwar period, Borchert subtitled his play " " A play that no theatre wants to perform and no audience wants to see . " " Despite this, the first radio broadcast ( February 1947 ) was very successful.
• If I've learned anything in my time, it is that if you get the right combination of actors, a production will generally work . . . But one should always remember that no theatre company is immortal and Zeus could still chuck a thunderbolt at any moment ."
• He and five other playwrights, among them Theatre Genesis colleagues Sam Shepard and Maria Irene Fornes, met with nine writing students and established a pattern of exercises, rehearsals, and informal presentations, most of them site-specific, since the estate had plenty of outdoor spaces but no theatre to work in.
• A constant champion of the interests of drama companies and theatre-workers, Rix s seven-year term of office meant that, even in a period of Thatcherite public-funding stringency, no theatre building for which he had responsibility was closed while the West Yorkshire Playhouse in Leeds was able to open ( succeeding the Leeds Playhouse ) with vastly increased capacity.
• Up until the 1890s, Perth had no theatres, and actors performed in either the Perth Town Hall or in St George's Hall, described by " The West Australian " in 1891 as a place " where there is much that is unsuitable " and " the most significant proof of the old-time backwardness and poverty of Western Australia ".
• "This is the slo-mo version of'Forza .'It comes completely lacking in wit, as well as having no illumination, no intelligence, no theatre _ plus a battle scene, a duel between two portly gents, feebly caricatured comic roles and a lowlife knees-up that is so hopelessly embarrassing it would stink out the meanest amateur performance, " he wrote.
• The phones at Lawton's London literary agent, Tessa Sayle's, and Glasgow's Citizens'Theatre were ringing off the hook for several days . The theatres that applauded this unconventional piece of theatre written by an author who had no theatre convention except that of his own device, were the same theatres that over the five years previously had continuously and emphatically rejected it.
• Lyn Gardner in the Guardian newspaper wrote of LIFT in 2014,'Probably no theatre organisation in the UK has done more to break down the distinctions between artforms than LIFT, which over the last 30 years has not only offered us a first glimpse of work by world-class theatre makers, but also offered space for first-hand theatrical dispatches from artists living with conflict and under oppression who find space denied them in their own country .'