Sentence examples for a new play of from inspiring English sources

Over the next 15 years he would be the first to read a new play of mine.

(Mr. Houghton suggested "Dubuque" after Mr. Albee asked for a postponement of Signature's plans to produce a new play of his, "Edward Albee's Laying an Egg," because it was taking longer to complete than he expected.

"Because of the perception now that a new play is 90 minutes without an interval, I think you've got quite a sales act to do with a new play of Shakespearean length.

In March 1988, Tom Stoppard gave an interview to Michael Billington for the Guardian to reflect on a situation he had never experienced before – a new play of his had received reviews on a spectrum from bemusement ("thoroughly incomprehensible") to rudeness: "It seems to me that... Mr Stoppard is signalling his intention to give up any pretence of being a serious playwright".

In fact, I wish I had a new play of my own, so I could solicit her advice.

Yasmina Reza, who wrote Art, has a new play, God of Carnage, on at the Gielgud (opens 24 March).

The company, which opens a new play, "Runt of the Litter," on Thursday, says it will begin a capital campaign to raise money for a new home.

The Talking Band presents a new play composed of classical-Greek and futuristic messenger speeches written by eight playwrights, including Marcus Gardley, David Greenspan, and Deb Margolin.

In New York last week, I caught Chinglish, a new play by David Henry Hwang (author of M Butterfly).

The writer/director Mike Leigh was definitively served by his own revival at the Hampstead of his 1979 play "Ecstasy" and by a lesser new play of his, "Grief," which was laceratingly performed by its National Theatre cast.

A staged reading of a new play by Susan Sandler, featuring Olympia Dukakis, Phyllis Newman, Scotty Bloch and Sam Coppola.