theater
/ˈθiːətər/
noun
- A building or outdoor area where plays, movies, or other performances are shown.
- The theater was packed with people eager to watch the new film.
- We bought tickets to see a musical at the theater downtown.
- She works as an usher at the local theater on weekends.
- The art or activity of writing, producing, and performing plays.
- Theater has always been a powerful way to tell stories about society.
- He studied theater in college and later became a director.
- She loves everything about theater, from acting to set design.
- A place where important events or actions happen, especially in war or medicine.
- The conflict expanded into a new theater of operations.
- The operating theater was prepared for the emergency surgery.
- The general was sent to the Pacific theater during the war.
- A room or hall with seats for watching a performance or presentation.
- The theater has excellent acoustics for live music.
- The lecture will be held in the main theater of the conference center.
- Students gathered in the theater for the morning assembly.