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Definition of read-through in English: read-throughnoun An initial rehearsal of a play at which actors read their parts from scripts. （演员们的）全体对台词 the read-through of Peter Pan finished at midday Example sentencesExamples - If the read-through goes well, I'll assume everything's going to be fine.
- ‘Everyone who works there is welcome to attend the read-through: it's the only theatre that does that, and I've never encountered that before, but it means everyone feels like it is their play,’ she says.
- These are a little complicated, and it took me a few read-throughs to figure it out.
- The cast moved seats into a circle for the first read-through of their scripts.
- Anyone keen to audition is welcome to attend a read-through at the school tonight at 7.30 pm.
- Six scripts will be selected for development - this stage will involve read-throughs and workshops with the participating theatres.
- But the cast is ‘way more comfortable than their peers’ with such issues, Martin realized, especially when he found them discussing gay rights with a positive slant at the read-through.
- After reading it through for the fiftieth time I started to hallucinate and after another couple of read-throughs I very nearly gave up the will to live).
- It's the same Wednesday read-throughs, and the scripts have to be in Tuesday and the rehearsal done on Friday.
- I love that you point out the silly typos I continue to miss even after many read-throughs.
- At the read-through, she hid behind her script.
- After the first read-through, the star demands rewrites.
- Six scripts will be selected for the next stage of read-throughs and workshops with the participating theatres.
- Tomorrow night we'll start off with a read-through with full cast, at seven-thirty.
- The first read-through having gone well, the actors were given a half-hour break before coming back to rehearsal; only Clark stayed behind, not in the mood for walking around with the others.
- We see the script read-through, which reveals Lee's excellent working relationship with his cast.
- Your writer has done a small disservice to our craft of acting by making it look like all actors do is have a round-table read-through and giggle and magically an episode appears.
- The money will help cover solicitor's fees, read-throughs, director and creative team fees, and generally get the show up on its feet.
- Sue and I have a few scenes together this time around but often we only meet at read-throughs.
- Yeah, we had read-throughs every week during the writing sessions, and everyone got to give notes on everything.
Synonyms inspect, examine, check, monitor, read through, look through, scan, run through, cast an eye over, leaf through, flick through, flip through, browse, give someone a once-over, give someone the once-over, give something a once-over, give something the once-over, take stock of, view, peruse
Definition of read-through in US English: read-throughnounˈrēdTHro͞o An initial rehearsal of a play at which actors read their parts from scripts. （演员们的）全体对台词 the read-through of Peter Pan finished at midday Example sentencesExamples - The money will help cover solicitor's fees, read-throughs, director and creative team fees, and generally get the show up on its feet.
- If the read-through goes well, I'll assume everything's going to be fine.
- But the cast is ‘way more comfortable than their peers’ with such issues, Martin realized, especially when he found them discussing gay rights with a positive slant at the read-through.
- It's the same Wednesday read-throughs, and the scripts have to be in Tuesday and the rehearsal done on Friday.
- ‘Everyone who works there is welcome to attend the read-through: it's the only theatre that does that, and I've never encountered that before, but it means everyone feels like it is their play,’ she says.
- I love that you point out the silly typos I continue to miss even after many read-throughs.
- Anyone keen to audition is welcome to attend a read-through at the school tonight at 7.30 pm.
- We see the script read-through, which reveals Lee's excellent working relationship with his cast.
- Six scripts will be selected for development - this stage will involve read-throughs and workshops with the participating theatres.
- The first read-through having gone well, the actors were given a half-hour break before coming back to rehearsal; only Clark stayed behind, not in the mood for walking around with the others.
- Sue and I have a few scenes together this time around but often we only meet at read-throughs.
- After the first read-through, the star demands rewrites.
- These are a little complicated, and it took me a few read-throughs to figure it out.
- Yeah, we had read-throughs every week during the writing sessions, and everyone got to give notes on everything.
- Six scripts will be selected for the next stage of read-throughs and workshops with the participating theatres.
- Your writer has done a small disservice to our craft of acting by making it look like all actors do is have a round-table read-through and giggle and magically an episode appears.
- The cast moved seats into a circle for the first read-through of their scripts.
- At the read-through, she hid behind her script.
- After reading it through for the fiftieth time I started to hallucinate and after another couple of read-throughs I very nearly gave up the will to live).
- Tomorrow night we'll start off with a read-through with full cast, at seven-thirty.
Synonyms inspect, examine, check, monitor, read through, look through, scan, run through, cast an eye over, leaf through, flick through, flip through, browse, give someone a once-over, give someone the once-over, give something a once-over, give something the once-over, take stock of, view, peruse
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