Haymarket

[ hey-mahr-kit ]

noun

1. a famous London market 1644–1830.
2. a street in London, site of this market, known for its theaters.
3. a playhouse erected in London in 1720 and still in use.

Example Sentences

The production, directed by James MacDonald, is running at the Theatre Royal Haymarket in London.

From BBC

She played Mary in a 1992 British production at Leicester’s Haymarket Theatre, where Sondheim and Furth were tinkering with the show away from the New York-London spotlight.

From Los Angeles Times

The players will lift the Championship trophy on the Haymarket shopping centre balcony at 13:15, the club said.

From BBC

The parade will start in Northampton Street, turning right on to Granby Street and continuing on to the Haymarket Clocktower, and along Humberstone Gate.

From BBC

Jiang was arrested Sept. 24 at the Park Valley Church in Haymarket, where a police officer found that Jiang had entered the church during Sunday services armed with a handgun and a knife.

From Seattle Times