Sentence examples for Inaugural play from inspiring English sources
Mr. Fisher, who was 37, directed the company's inaugural play, "Ends," by David Alex, in 1999, and went on to stage four other plays and many readings.
It will open this month, a reimagining of a 500-year-old morality play, directed by Rufus Norris (his inaugural play as the National's artistic director).
Hampstead has been in the doldrums; now Edward Hall takes over the theatre most strongly identified with new writing, with an appetising forward schedule but a mediocre inaugural play.
The inaugural play is "Poking Kitty Purple," by David Lavine, to be presented Jan . 23at 7 p.m., Jan . 24and 25 at 8 p.m. and Jan . 26at 3 p.m. Tickets are $10.
The inaugural play is The Merry Wives of Windsor, William Shakespeare's 1590s comedy in which big-bellied, self-described ladykiller Falstaff gets his ignominious comeuppance from two of his hoped-for liaisons.
During the inaugural playing of the Final Series a year ago, a number of players complained about scheduling issues, with O'Grady forced to defend his Tour's policy.
That disappointment spurred them on to winning the Magners League, taking the title in the competition's inaugural play-off final against Leinster in Dublin.
That disappointment spurred them on to winning the 2010 Magners League, taking the title in the competition's inaugural play-off final against Leinster in Dublin.
The former Premiership club were tasked with negotiating the inaugural play-offs but after finishing the regular season on top they lost in the play-off final to Exeter.
The Swans hope to replicate their play-off success of the 1998 - the inaugural play-off campaign - when Terry Yorath's side were promoted from the old Fourth Division after beating Torquay in a two-legged final.
After being released by the Glovers in May, McAllister joined former England goalkeeper David James at the Blasters, with the side finishing runners-up to Atlético de Kolkata in the league's inaugural play-off grand final in December.
