Sentence examples for a new playwright and from inspiring English sources

But "Crooked" earned rave reviews and showed off both a new playwright and a veteran director, Liz Diamond, committed to Ms. Crosby's vision.

"Betrayed" has been nominated for the Outer Critics Circle's John Gassner Award (for an American play, usually one by a new playwright) and a Lucille Lortel Award, for Outstanding Play.

"Waiting for Lefty" remains, even for those who were not there, one of the most dramatic chapters in American theatrical history, as a new playwright, actors, theatergoers and a labor movement connected in a moment of kinetic frenzy.

A contagious enthusiasm grips everyone -- and best intentions abound -- when a new playwright comes along, but the results are often confused.

"But they have actually found a new playwright".

GETTING the measure of a new playwright takes awhile.

"A new playwright Just can't afford to write plays.

The Royal Court is once again getting behind a new playwright.

Townsend, then 34, was a new playwright, beginning to dabble in prose.

What do you hope for when you see a new work, or work by a new playwright?

The group's John Gassner Award, for an American play preferably by a new playwright, went to Jeff Talbott for "The Submission".