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archi. tiered {adj} {past-p}
60
gestuft [Hörsaal, Theater etc.]
hist. thespian {adj} [also Thespian] [relating to the theatre]
15
thespisch [bezogen auf Theater, die thespische Kunst]
theatre off-Broadway {adj} [theater, etc.][New Yorker Theater, das außerhalb des berühmten Broadway gelegen ist]
Verbs
to foster sth. [promote]
4091
etw. fördern [Musik, Theater, eine Entwicklung etc.]
to run sth. [manage, lead]
1244
etw. leiten [Betrieb, Theater etc.]
to adapt sth.
54
etw. umschreiben [adaptieren, z. B. für Film, Theater etc.]
to workshop sth.
19
[etwas innerhalb einer Gruppe ausarbeiten, spez. Theater]
theatre to make one's exit [theater, job]abtreten [auch fig.]
to ad-libimprovisieren [Musik, Theater]
to pick sb./sth. up [at school, the post office, the theatre, etc.]jdn./etw. abholen [von der Schule, der Post, dem Theater etc.]
film theatre to be on (playing / showing)spielen [in Theater, Kino gezeigt werden]
Nouns
audience
3611
Publikum {n} [Theater, Vortrag etc.]
mus. theatre director
183
Leiter {m} [Orchester, Chor, Theater etc.]
stocks theatre pit
110
Parkett {n} [Börse, Theater]
luminary [celebrity, esp. movie or theater]
103
Star {m}
theatre yard [pit]
87
Hofraum {m} [Parterre im Shakespeare-Theater]
theatre groundling
41
Parterrebesucher {m} [Shakespeare -Theater]
archi. theatre circle [theatre, cinema]
38
Rang {m} [Theater, Kino]
film RadioTV theatre line [e.g. I've forgotten my lines]
27
Textzeile {f} [einer Figur im Theater, Kino etc.]
fuss
20
Zirkus {m} [ugs.] [Getue, Theater]
theatre orchestra [main seating area in a theater or concert hall]
17
Parterre {n}
theatre theater [Am.]
13
Bühne {f} [Theater]
hist. theatre hell [understage]
12
Unterbühne {f} [mittelalterliches und elisabethanisches Theater]
theatre bill [a programme of entertainment at a theatre or cinema]
11
Programmheft {n} [Theater]
act [pretence]
9
Pose {f} [Getue, Theater]
archi. theatre theater [Am.] [name of a theater, also building for performing straight theater]
8
Schauspielhaus {n}
film hist. grindhouse [movie theater]
7
[US-amerikanischer Kinotyp mit nur einem Auditorium, das vor allem Exploitationfilme und B-Movies zeigte]
theatre rep [coll.] [repertory theatre / theater]
7
Repertoiretheater {n}
theatre run
6
Aufführungszeit {f} [im Theater]
jobs closer [female]
6
Schließerin {f} [Türschließerin, z. B. im Kino, Theater]
dance theatre corps de balletBallettkompanie {f} [Oper, Theater]
theatre master electrician [Am.] [theater electrician]Beleuchtungsmeister {m}
theatre stage platformBühnenplattform {f} [v.a. im elisabethanischen Theater].
constr. hist. theatre cuneus [in ancient Roman theaters]Cuneus {m} [Zuschauerblock, antikes Theater]
hist. jobs candlesnuffer [an attendant in charge of the candles, as formerly in a theater]Dochtschneuzer {m} [Lichtputzer]
theatre turntable stageDrehbühne {f} [Theater]
theatre cover [understudy]Einspringer {m} [Oper, Theater etc.]
theatre asbestos curtainFeuerschutzvorhang {m} [im Theater]
theatre fire curtain [Am.]Feuerschutzvorhang {m} [im Theater]
theatre fireproof curtain [Br.]Feuerschutzvorhang {m} [im Theater]
theatre safety curtainFeuerschutzvorhang {m} [im Theater]
fussGschisdigschasdi {n} [österr.] [ugs.] [Aufhebens, Theater]
theatre grand drapeHauptvorhang {m} [z. B. Oper, Theater]
ad-libbingImprovisation {f} [Musik, Theater]
ad-libbingImprovisieren {n} [Musik, Theater, Vortrag]
theatre general administrator [of theatre / theater] [Br.] [Am.]Intendant {m}
box officeKassa {f} [österr.] [Kasse / Schalter in Kino, Theater etc.]
theatres [esp. Br.]Komödienhäuser {pl} [selten bzw. als Teil des Namens mancher Theater]
hist. jobs candlesnuffer [an attendant in charge of the candles, as formerly in a theater]Lampinist {m} [auch: Lampier]
hist. jobs candlesnuffer [an attendant in charge of the candles, as formerly in a theater]Lichtputzer {m}
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