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little theater
noun
- generally noncommercial drama, usually of an experimental nature and directed at a limited audience.
- a small theater, producing plays whose effectiveness would be lost in larger houses.
- amateur theatricals.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of little theater1
Example Sentences
“That’s what made the theater burning down the most devastating … we put our hearts and souls into turning this strip-mall space into a beautiful, little theater, and it’s gone,” Krieger said.
I was doing a little theater here and there, but I was doing construction.
“When a multiplex is allowed to take something that was born and originally shown in these little theaters and they’re restricted from it, you’re killing the little guy,” she says.
In a 1987 letter, Lee said Sergel’s adaptation “admirably fulfills the purpose for which it was written, for amateur, high school and little theater groups, and stock productions.”
And then there is the tactic of deploying a little theater — adding drama to draw the eye.
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