little theater

Sometimes you do a one-nighter, and they would always have a coffeehouse after hours in the cafeteria, or they’d have a little theater or something like that.

Julie was working in little theater groups, writing and acting.

There may be more than a little theater involved in all this, especially with a European Union summit coming up on Thursday.

He had just set up his little theater, and the people were sitting round to see the play.

Then the little theater was lighted, the improvised orchestra renewed its efforts.

The cramped little theater itself struck one as mere scenery, which was precisely the intention.

He seemed to her more distinguished than that other man whom she had seen indistinctly in the orchestra of her little theater.

He took her back to Paris, where he had a little theater, a hall of the dance—but he grew worse again, and came back here.