Sentence examples for a conventional play from inspiring English sources
"It's not a conventional play, and it shouldn't have conventional acting either," Mr. Lin said.
rather like that of a conventional play — in that she moves life's action along by telling character-driven stories?
"Scenes from Hamlet" was Sister Teresa's title for the monologues she had put together, the first time she had attempted something that wasn't a conventional play.
"In Paris" isn't a conventional play, so much as it is a piece of visual art that unfolds rather than remains still.
Ten Billion was not a conventional play, but took the form of a lecture on the realities of climate change delivered by Cambridge scientist Stephen Emmott, advisor to the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
It's a wearying prospect to be handed at the start of a conventional play; I girded myself for a long Friday evening at the Bushwick Starr, where the popular Brooklyn troupe is enjoying a sold-out run.
"I believe that a conventional, play-it-safe campaign will ensure that America has to endure another four years of Barack Obama and his wrecking-crew policies," she wrote.
McKay's play, which starts off using a similar device, loses steam as it turns into a more conventional play about an unlikely, uneasy relationship.
In a more conventional play you'd expect a breakdown at the end.
Mr. Morris, a theater critic for LA Weekly as well as a playwright, is too smart to write a strictly conventional play.
Meanwhile, "Summit Conference," by Robert David MacDonald, a more conventional play, running through March 6 at Urban Stages, imagines a tea party between Eva Braun and Clara Petacci, the mistresses of Hitler and Mussolini.
