theater definition of dictionary.
thea·ter or theatre the′a·tre (t̸hē′ə tər)
noun
a place where plays, operas, films, etc. are presented; esp., a building or outdoor structure expressly designed for such presentations
any place resembling a theater, esp. a lecture hall, surgical clinic, etc., having the floor of the seating space raked
any place where events take place; scene of operations; specif., an area of military operations, as in a war: a commander in the Southern Pacific theatertheater definition
thea·ter or theatre the′a·tre (t̸hē′ə tər)
noun
a place where plays, operas, films, etc. are presented; esp., a building or outdoor structure expressly designed for such presentations
any place resembling a theater, esp. a lecture hall, surgical clinic, etc., having the floor of the seating space raked
any place where events take place; scene of operations; specif., an area of military operations, as in a war: a commander in the Southern Pacific theater
the dramatic art or dramatic works; drama
the theatrical world; people engaged in theatrical activity
the legitimate theater, as distinguished from films, TV, etc.: often with the
theatrical technique, production, etc. with reference to its effectiveness: a play that is good theater
the dramatic art or dramatic works; drama
the theatrical world; people engaged in theatrical activity
the legitimate theater, as distinguished from films, TV, etc.: often with the
theatrical technique, production, etc. with reference to its effectiveness: a play that is good theater