Theatre Quote by Ransom Riggs

“You would think that a man who's spent as much time in the theater as I have would know when the proper time came…

— Kurt Vonnegut

“I loathe the grading of tragedy and the jostling for pre-eminence amongst the bereaved, that most disgusting example of the disgusting habit of claiming…

— Catriona McPherson

“Life is like an ongoing theater performance, absolutely everyone has a role; thus, how good are you performing your role?”

— Rodolfo Peon

“I fought back the tears that came with experiencing something as perfect and powerful as the performance I'd just had. That was what theatre…

— Cora Carmack

“I suppose I shall drop dead in the theater, to a full house, I hope.”

— Hermione Gingold

“Tragedy allowed the audience to experience intense, sometimes disturbing emotions that could not be experienced in real life without terrible cost.”

— Barry B. Powell

“The whole scene was indecent, mad. It smacked of murder and assassination.”

— Charles Bukowski

“Who can enjoy acting in an empty theater ?”

— William Bolitho

“The theatre is certainly a place for learning about the brevity of human glory: oh all those wonderful glittering absolutely vanished pantomimes.”

— Iris Murdoch

“The world of law was filled with the fallen, but theater wasn't. No one ever "fell back" onto theater. You had to really, really…

— Meg Wolitzer

“We were all actors, just as you are all actors now. But our audience wasn’t as large as yours. And our performances, like those…

— David Levithan

“There is a theory that watching unbearable stories about other people lost in grief and rage is good for you—may cleanse you of your…

— Anne Carson