Meanings of theatre manager in English

The theatre manager whispers into his walkie-talkie, gimlet eyes scanning the foyer.

He would go to America; the agreement was signed with the theatre manager.

Mr O Dalaigh helped to define the role of the modern theatre manager.

Rewind!' till the theatre manager and projectionist were forced to comply.

His mother comes backstage after the performance is over to berate the theatre manager.

However, the departing theatre manager has announced a public meeting will take place on the issue on Thursday night.

He became a theatre manager, after which, 50 years ago last November, he joined the world of Catholic publishing.

The theatre manager said he would send the picture out to the producer's home as soon it was finished showing.

Elias strutted about the stage as though he were the theatre manager himself, suggesting to the players different poses and different deliveries.

My theatre manager addressed me as Dear Master; journalists strove to interview me, the photographer begged to be allowed to sell my portrait.

And that time is to be spent in Cork, where McCleane-Fay has for a year been artistic director and theatre manager of the Granary.

Lieutenant Beechey was the theatre manager, and Captain Sabina chief editor of the newspaper called 'The Winter Chronicle, or the Gazette of Northern Georgia.'

There's not a theatre manager in London who wouldn't give his best box to a woman who has come straight from the divorce court.

The British theatre manager, Mr Richard Wakely, has been appointed to the newly-created senior executive position of managing director at the Abbey and Peacock theatres.

He was a reckless, dissipated theatre manager, and at the time of the composition of the "Magic Flute" was running a small theatre in Vienna.

Obdurate, difficult theatre managers, powerful, jealous fellow-actresses, ill health, bad luck!