Sentence examples for a play adaptation from inspiring English sources

Kerouac was desperate to collaborate with the actor, and wrote a letter to him in 1957 urging Brando to appear in a play adaptation of On the Road.

A play adaptation of B.S Johnson's 1969 novel The Unfortunates by Graham White, starring Martin Freeman (main image), has been re-cut for Amazon Alexa.

Kate Freer just opened Around the World in 80 Days, a play adaptation of the Jules Verne novel, for which her designs received rave reviews.

I was intrigued when I heard that Classic Stage Company was staging a play adaptation of "Dead Poets Society" helmed by the theater's new artistic director, the inventive John Doyle.

Mr. Mathias directed a different play adaptation of "Breakfast at Tiffany's" in London in 2009, starring Anna Friel; the production received mixed to negative reviews.

In the supernatural comedy-drama, Birdman, Michael Keaton plays an over-the-hill actor, once famous as a 1990's superhero, struggling to get his career back on track by staging a Broadway play adaptation.

And I have a play [an adaptation of The Testament of Mary] opening on Broadway in about a month.

This novel also has a play script adaptation which students love and because parents frequently recall reading the book during their school days, it adds further encouragement.

Mr. Bichir, a big star from a showbiz family in Mexico and who now calls Los Angeles home, was in Mexico City rehearsing a play, an adaptation of the Kevin Spacey film "Swimming With Sharks".

A theater season heavily accented in Greek is about to descend upon us: a "Medea" from the National Theater of Greece, a reworked "Oedipus" with Frances McDormand and a two-play adaptation of the story of Iphigenia staged by JoAnne Akalaitis are among the offerings.

"I think Shakespeare would have wanted it that way". The long list of events includes Chicago Shakespeare's production of "Othello: The Remix" as well as the ambitious "Tug of War," a two-play adaptation of six of Shakespeare's history plays, created and directed by Barbara Gaines, the company's artistic director.