playhouse 的定义
plural play·hous·es [pley-hou-ziz]. /ˈpleɪˌhaʊ zɪz/.
- a theater.
- a small house for children to play in.
- a toy house.
playhouse 近义词
等同于 auditorium
等同于 theater/theatre
等同于 theater
等同于 cinema
更多playhouse例句
- He was about to go onstage at a playhouse in San Francisco—his first big role—when he heard the noise.
- These numbers have meant a return of audiences, with crowd-control protocols, to such live events as the Australian Open and theater in the big playhouses of Sydney and Melbourne.
- If it passed muster with an adjudicator, it would be put on at the local playhouse.
- He made a big difference in my life, he was my first director out of the Neighborhood Playhouse, and he was a great friend.
- Jane and her father acted together in a community production at the Dennis Playhouse, with Jane playing the role of the ingénue.
- It left court-watchers wondering if the child's body might have first been stored inside the playhouse.
- Ed Stern, who is the Artistic Director of the Cincinnati Playhouse, finally said he couldn't handle it anymore.
- Other plays including tragedies and comedies, famous and not so famous, were acted at the Williamsburg Playhouse.
- George Washington enjoyed dramatic presentations very much and on numerous occasions visited the Williamsburg Playhouse.
- The first playhouse, we should remember, was not erected by a troupe of actors, but by a money-seeking individual.
- It was this bit of "void ground" that Burbage had selected as a suitable location for his proposed playhouse.
- One Edmund Peckham laid claim to the land on which the playhouse had been built, and brought suit against Alleyn for recovery.