tread the boards

The first was that she had been treading the boards for several years, and simply wanted a change.

But not until he was 25 (and he's now 51) did Bob even dare to tread the boards.

I was 22 or 23 before I decided to tread the boards.

But would you tread the boards to get married?

Major stars have trod the boards here and productions are of a very high standard.

If they start today they have something under three weeks before treading the boards.

They, not he, had trodden the boards that day.

After a number of years treading the boards he rose to top of the bill.

When I trod the boards, no other actress was worth seeing."

Dr. Mellow is not the only local college president to tread the boards.

I trod the boards, as it were, when I was thirteen.

The Bushes are not so comfortable treading the boards.

It's a good thing I never attempted to earn a living treading the boards."

His mother, an amateur actress, had trod the boards in a local troupe.

Watson also trod the boards briefly as a Shakespearian actor.

It is not surprising that my partners likewise began to "tread the boards" enthusiastically.

"You learn a great deal when you trod the boards with true thespians!"

Morris had no idea she had trodden the boards.

Treading the boards is really the home.

The following is a selective list of artists to have trod the boards at the Beck:

She treads the boards with a life-size skeleton whose limited moves establish the choreography.

So it is with a good few of the faithful with whom I trod the boards in my schooldays.

"To where I first trod the boards.

He inspired many young people to tread the boards and produced pantomimes, adult and children's shows.

Have you ever trod the boards, Royalty?"