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The phrase "a play like this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type or style of play that is being discussed or compared to others.
Example: "I have never seen a play like this before; the storytelling and performances were truly exceptional."
Alternatives: "such a play" or "a play of this kind".
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That's the beauty of a play like this, the discoveries, the breakthroughs, the layers.
The space is hugely voyeuristic, which is perfect for a play like this".
"I truly admire the courage of a school that would produce a play like this," he said.
"She's enormously intelligent and articulate, but intelligence alone doesn't write a play like this, which is so emotionally accessible as well as intellectually fulfilling".
"I believe that if I had seen a play like this when I was on that bus in Delhi, I would have said something to them," says Jagannathan.
A play like this is why the National Football League has returned to the device of instant replay, and why the league must keep it in perpetuity.
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She spends the entire novel failing to write a play; like psychoanalysis, this unwritten play accompanies her ordinary existence, and has become coterminous with it.
He knew that a blown play like this could ruin Jeffrey's confidence and cripple his career.
"When a play works like this one does, it almost is a sacred experience," he said.
In decisions or elections that offer clear choices, or sharp and meaningful differences on policy, a quickie morality play like this might have very little effect.
I've never seen a finish to a fourth day's play like this.
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