We're going to the theatre on Wednesday evening.

我们打算周三晚上去电影院。

We went to the theatre and saw a play.

我们去剧院看了一场表演。

Some are going to the theatre or watching a film.

还有些人前往剧院或看电影。

'You're going to the theatre! 'Amy said suddenly.'I want to go with you! '

“你们是要去剧院，”艾米突然说，“我要和你们一起去！”

I'm going to the theatre next week to see a play my brother recommended.

下周我要去剧院，看我兄弟推荐的那部片子。

Going to the theatre was a loved and time-honored tradition, but that was a long time ago.

到影院看电影是一种受人喜爱、由来已久的传统，但那是很久以前的事了。

But she misses going to the theatre and seeing shows every week like she used to.

但是她非常怀念像过去那样每周去剧院，看看展的日子。

Woman A: I'm going to the theatre next week to see a play my brother recommended.

下周我要去剧院，看我兄弟推荐的那部片子。

Noh just wasn't enough anymore, especially now that the new middle class wanted to go to the theatre, too.

“能剧(日本古典剧)”已经不顶用了 特别是现在 新的中产阶级也想去剧院放飞自我。

" You had permission to go to the theatre, then" ?

“那么，你得到了去剧院的许可”？

" Don't go to the theatre to-night, Dorian, " said Hallward.

“今晚别去剧院了，道连，”霍尔华德说。

" Let us go to the theatre to-night, " said Lord Henry.

“让我们今晚去看戏吧，”亨利勋爵说。

Do you go to the theatre often, Ash?

你经常去剧院吗 艾什？

In the evening, Julien hesitated a great deal before going to the theatre.

晚上， 于连在去剧院之前犹豫了很久。

We don’t go to the theatre much anymore.

【much】我们不再经常去看戏了。

We’re going to the theatre this evening. Would you be interested in coming?

【would】今晚我们要去看戏，你有没有兴趣一起来？

My husband and I enjoy going to the theatre.

【I】我和丈夫喜欢看戏。

Going to the theatre yesterday, talking to you now—I don't suppose I shall ever meet anything greater.

昨天去看戏， 现在和你谈话——我想我再也不会遇到更伟大的事了。

He only went to the theatre when he had a new outfit and wanted people to see it.

当他有一套新衣服并希望人们看到时，他才去剧院。

Very few people go to the theatre as a proportion of the population. What good does it do to write a play?

现在，愿意走进剧院的人少之又少。那么，为什么还要去创作话剧呢？