At the theatre vs On the theatre

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• On the theatre that took her mother's life.
• Thought it might make up for me missing out on the theatre the other night.
• This report has therefore focused on the theatre as the most European form of live performance.
• Is Mrs. Rinbeck keen on the theatre?
• Once again, a request for an extra telephone on the theatre floor.
• In 1694 Bossuet published his Maxims and Reflections on the Theatre:
• We are going to make you explode on the theatre scene like a skyrocket!
• Congratulates the Russian security forces who, by launching an attack on the theatre where the hostages were held, on 26 October 2002, managed to save as many human lives as possible;
• For several years, the workshop has enabled creative contact to take place between translators, playwrights, actors, directors, drama critics, experts on the theatre and other creative artists, such as translators of literary works, who are active all over Europe.
• That's an unfortunate position to take on the American theatre.
• I got 10,000 words on the Federal Theatre project.
• Come, on to the theatre.
• - Carry on the great tradition of theatre.
• Mr President, Mrs Zorba, Commissioner, on the contrary, theatre is not dead.
• I was on my way to the theatre in the hope you would be there.
• On August 20, the theatre re-opened.
• having regard to the resolution of the Council of Ministers for Culture of 7 June 1991 on the development of the theatre in Europe OJ C 188, 19.7.1991, p.
• "The landlady says she is at that theatre on the plaza".
• It is merely low burlesque in a small theatre on the banks of the Thames.
• How would you like to go to the theatre on Saturday night?