Playing
Theatre
Theatre noun - A building where theatrical performances or motion-picture shows can be presented.
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Synonyms for Theatre
Playing and theatre are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Playing" instead a noun "Theatre".
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Related pairs
- play and playing
- play and theatre
- performance and playing
- performance and theatre
- impersonation and playing
- impersonation and theatre
- depiction and playing
- depiction and theatre
- enactment and playing
- enactment and theatre
- imitation and playing
- imitation and theatre
- portrayal and playing
- portrayal and theatre
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Contrived Coincidence: Lord Fancourt Babberly just so happens to be playing an old woman in his theatre production, and just so happens to have the costume with him just as the girls arrive.
Source: Theatre / Charley's Aunt -
In the Interview with the Vampire movie, one of the French vampires uses a scythe when playing death in a theatre, using it to cut things on stage.
Source: Sinister Scythe -
In a 1995 episode of Hope and Gloria - a short-lived television series, he played himself doing a theatre performance of Love Letters with former Batman villainess Julie Newmar also playing herself.
Source: Adam Westing
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