The Rose (theatre) (1709 bytes)
1: ...n Bankside, [[Southwark]], in a "liberty" outside the jurisdiction of [[London]]'s civic authorities.
3: The Rose was built in [[1587]] by [[Philip Henslowe]] and ...
5: ...t in [[1600]]), and when the lease ran out on The Rose in [[1605]] it was abandoned.
7: ...ld over the top of the theatre's remains, leaving them conserved beneath.
9: ...[[PPG 16]] in an attempt to manage archaeology in the face of development threat.

John Rose, 1st Baronet Rose (1931 bytes)
1: [[The Right Honourable]] Sir '''John Rose''', [[Baronet|bart.]], ([[August 2]] [[1820]] - [...
3: ...United [[Province of Canada]] and was a member of the [[Executive Council]] from [[1858]] until [[1861]...
7: ...to settle claims under the [[Oregon Treaty]] with the [[United States]].
9: ...n [[1872]] and a member of the [[Privy Council of the United Kingdom]] in [[1886]].
11: ... was interred in [[Guildford]], [[England]], near the country estate named "Losely Park," a place he ha...

The Theatre (830 bytes)
1: ...on; for information on theatres in general, see [[Theater]].''
3: ...n London, and acquired [[William Shakespeare]] as their leading [[playwright]].
5: ...kside]]. This new theatre was renamed the [[Globe Theatre]].
7: [[Category:British Theatres]]

Theatre X (1213 bytes)
1: ...y operating [[experimental theatre]] ensembles in the U.S.
3: ...nsemble]], with influences including [[The Living Theatre]] and [[Jerzy Grotowski]].
5: ...ting design]], for the [[New York]] production of their original play ''A Fierce Longing''.
7: ... and [[Elizabeth Fuller]], who went on to found [[The Independent Eye]], and [[Willem Dafoe]].
9: [[Category:Theatre companies]]

Rose is a rose is a rose is a rose. (3559 bytes)
1: ... simply using the name of a thing already invokes the imagery and emotions associated with it.
3: ...ample she sold plates with the sentence going all the way around.
5: ...s, eg. "a/rose is a rose/is a rose is/a rose is a/rose."
9: "Rose is a rose is a rose is a rose." (''Sacred Emily'', Geography and Plays)
11: ... she knows is that a rose is arose is a rose is a rose." (''Operas and Plays'')

ROSE (299 bytes)
1: ...yer of protocol layer six (presentation layer) in the [[OSI protocols|OSI]] seven layer model which pro...

Rose Is Rose (1412 bytes)
1: ...son. They often exchange love notes or kiss under the stars.
3: ...el]] or the bathtub's dreaded drain monster. Even the cat has elaborate fantasies.
5: ...oint of view based on the characters' fantasies. Rose often sees herself as a biker chick when faced be...
7: ...aracter, and the husband is not hen-pecked but is the undisputed family leader.
9: ''Rose is Rose'' is drawn by [[Pat Brady]].

The Name of the Rose (3669 bytes)
1: ...Jacques Annaud]] and starring [[Sean Connery]] as the intrepid [[Franciscan]] [[monk]], William of Bask...
5: ...with his apprentice ''Adso of Melk'' (named after the [[Benedictine]] abbey [[Stift Melk]] and played b...
6: ...sive power of laughter and come face to face with the [[Medieval Inquisition]].
8: ...ame of the narrator, his sidekick Adso, is among other things a pun on Simplicio from [[Galileo Galilei...
10: ... and interconnections, which the chance discovery then made meaningful.

Name of the Rose (307 bytes)
1: ...vie of very similar name, see'' [[The Name of the Rose]].
3: <i>'''Name of the Rose'''</i> is a [[2003]] movie starring [[Shaun Benso...
5: *{{imdb title|id=0337688|title=Name of the Rose}}

Rose (16031 bytes)
3: {{Taxobox_begin | color = lightgreen| name = Rose}}
4: ...s.jpg|240px]]| caption = ''Rosa arvensis'' (Field Rose)}}
20: ...ing [[shrub]] of the [[genus]] '''''Rosa''''' and the [[flower]] of this shrub.
23: ...rarely reaching as high as 20 m by climbing over other plants.
25: ... are [[deciduous]], but a few (particularly in southeast [[Asia]]) are [[evergreen]] or nearly so.

The Rose (116 bytes)
3: *[[The_Rose_(movie)]]
4: *[[The Rose (theatre)]]
5: * [[The Rose (novella)]] by [[Charles L. Harness]]

Globe Theatre (2898 bytes)
1: ...Galleries.JPG|thumb|right|200px|The rebuilt Globe Theatre, London]]
2: There have been several Globe Theatres in [[London]].
4: # The original Shakespeare Globe Theatre (see below).
5: ...e'' [http://www.arthurlloyd.co.uk/Globe.htm Globe Theatre - Arthur Lloyd site]
6: ...s the [[Hicks Theatre]] (1906-1909) and the Globe Theatre (1909-1994).

Theatre Brampton (392 bytes)
1: ...y are [[Bramalea Live Theatre]], [[Brampton Music Theatre]], [[Melody Makers]] and [[Peel Players]].
3: ...omotion; their publications include the bi-annual Theatre Brampton brochure.

Contact Theatre (729 bytes)
1: ...bar and ''Hot Air'', a reactive public artwork in the foyer space.
3: ...er by Nick Higham.jpg|thumbnail|250px|The Contact Theatre. &copy; 2004 Nick Higham]]
6: *[http://www.contact-theatre.org/ The Contact Theatre]
10: [[Category:British Theatres]]

Minack Theatre (2197 bytes)
1: ...uage|Cornish]] means a stony or rocky place). The theatre is located near [[Porthcurno]], 4 miles from ...
5: ...lp of Billy Rawlings and Charles Angove) so that others might perform each summer.
7: ...[Margaret Lockwood]] but inclement weather forced them to retreat to a studio mock-up.
9: ...rst dressing rooms were built. Since [[1976]] the theatre has been registered as a [[Charitable Trust]]...
11: Rowena Cade died on March 26, [[1983]] at the age of 89.

Community theatre (3062 bytes)
1: ...who wish to get involved and to develop skills in theatre.
3: ... that they began their career in non-professional theatre.
5: ...ity in which they work, and whose work touches on themes relevant to community-based audiences.
7: ...ented as being the most widely attended venue for theatre in America and Australia.
9: ...xpression and interactivity that is important for the health of a community. When this involves childre...

Abbey Theatre (15419 bytes)
1: ...t|frame|A poster for the opening run at the Abbey Theatre from 27 December, 1904 to 3 January, 1905.]]
2: ...1925]] onwards it received an annual subsidy from the [[Irish Free State]].
4: ...]], audiences, it has become an important part of the [[Tourism in Ireland|Irish tourist industry]].
6: ==Before the Abbey==
8: ...in the [[Antient Concert Rooms]] and the [[Gaiety Theatre]], to little public praise.

Adelphi Theatre (1053 bytes)
1: ...hers' Adelphi Buildings in an 18th-century print: the terrace stood upon riverfront warehousing]]
2: ..., left''). The present building is the fourth on the site.
4: The Theatre is well known as the place where [[Andrew Lloyd Webber]]'s [[Cats]] Mu...
6: Since [[1997]] the venue has been the setting for the popular [[West End]] musical, [[Chicago (musical)...
11: [[Category:Theatre in London]]

Pro-am Theatre (1232 bytes)
1: ...n a production-rather than having the amateurs on the sidelines (as in extra work).
3: ...984]], where it is still going strong. So far, to the writers' knowledge no famous actors have come fr...
5: ...essionals somewhere to practice the talent before they find work. Recordings of unpaid professionals d...
7: Exactly what this Pro-am Theatre is and what it will become has yet to be esta...
9: ...mpact on mainstream drama the impact of Community Theatre cannot be underestimated.

The Roxy Theatre (1114 bytes)
1: ...the nightclub in [[London]], and [[Roxy NYC]] for the nightclub in [[New York City]].''
3: ...just '''The Roxy''') is a famous [[nightclub]] on the [[Sunset Strip]] in [[West Hollywood, California]...
5: ...made into the movie [[Rocky Horror Picture Show]] the next year.)
7: ...-be-famous bands have played its 400-500 capacity theater.
9: The small '''On The Rox''' bar above the club has hosted a wide variety of debauchery in i...

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