Definition of black box theatre in English:

black box theatre

(US black box theater)

noun

North American

A simple indoor performance space with plain black walls and a level floor, typically designed to provide flexibility in the configuration of the stage and the audience seating.
the new building is to have two performance venues, a 250-seat main stage and a smaller black box theatre with seating for 50 to 99 people
Example sentencesExamples
- Jim says trading his science lab for the school's black box theater at the end of the day has been rewarding.
- In the hub between old and new sit three fully equipped black box theaters, as well as art galleries and multipurpose public spaces.
- The Academic Center houses offices, practice rooms, and a black box theatre.
- It's like a big hollow feeling of the outdoors rushing into the closed little space of the black box theater.
- The show is playing in Roundabout's small black box theater, the first time a musical has been performed there.

Definition of black box theater in US English:

black box theater

(also black box theatre)

noun

North American

A simple indoor performance space with plain black walls and a level floor, typically designed to provide flexibility in the configuration of the stage and the audience seating.
the new building is to have two performance venues, a 250-seat main stage and a smaller black box theater with seating for 50 to 99 people
Example sentencesExamples
- The Academic Center houses offices, practice rooms, and a black box theatre.
- In the hub between old and new sit three fully equipped black box theaters, as well as art galleries and multipurpose public spaces.
- Jim says trading his science lab for the school's black box theater at the end of the day has been rewarding.
- It's like a big hollow feeling of the outdoors rushing into the closed little space of the black box theater.
- The show is playing in Roundabout's small black box theater, the first time a musical has been performed there.

单词	black box theatre
释义	Definition of black box theatre in English: black box theatre (US black box theater) noun North American A simple indoor performance space with plain black walls and a level floor, typically designed to provide flexibility in the configuration of the stage and the audience seating. the new building is to have two performance venues, a 250-seat main stage and a smaller black box theatre with seating for 50 to 99 people Example sentencesExamples Jim says trading his science lab for the school's black box theater at the end of the day has been rewarding. In the hub between old and new sit three fully equipped black box theaters, as well as art galleries and multipurpose public spaces. The Academic Center houses offices, practice rooms, and a black box theatre. It's like a big hollow feeling of the outdoors rushing into the closed little space of the black box theater. The show is playing in Roundabout's small black box theater, the first time a musical has been performed there. Definition of black box theater in US English: black box theater (also black box theatre) noun North American A simple indoor performance space with plain black walls and a level floor, typically designed to provide flexibility in the configuration of the stage and the audience seating. the new building is to have two performance venues, a 250-seat main stage and a smaller black box theater with seating for 50 to 99 people Example sentencesExamples The Academic Center houses offices, practice rooms, and a black box theatre. In the hub between old and new sit three fully equipped black box theaters, as well as art galleries and multipurpose public spaces. Jim says trading his science lab for the school's black box theater at the end of the day has been rewarding. It's like a big hollow feeling of the outdoors rushing into the closed little space of the black box theater. The show is playing in Roundabout's small black box theater, the first time a musical has been performed there.
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