The phrase "a string of plays" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series or sequence of theatrical performances or productions.
Example: "The theater is showcasing a string of plays that highlight the works of contemporary playwrights."
Alternatives: "a series of plays" or "a lineup of plays".
Nebraska scores again, thanks to a string of plays from Martinez and Burkhead.
After all, he's 73, and has a string of plays to his name, including seven for the Royal Shakespeare Company.
His first popular hit was The Emperor Jones in 1920, followed by a string of plays including Anna Christie and Desire Under the Elms in 1924.
For two decades, starting in the mid-1930s, he used this national shortcoming as the basis for a string of plays ("Separate Tables" remains the best known) that made him the king of the West End.
Rattigan (1911-1977) specinlized in what he called "le vice Anglais," which was not, he said, "pederasty or flagellation" but "the inability of the English to express emotion". For two decades, starting in the mid-1930s, he used this national shortcoming as the basis for a string of plays ("Separate Tables" remains the best known) that made him the king of the West End.
The next few weeks will see the opening of two major musical revivals, "The Sound of Music" and "Cabaret," and a string of plays including revivals of Terrence Rattigan's "Deep Blue Sea," starring Blythe Danner Eugene O'Neilll's "Ah, Wilderness," with Craig T. Nelson, and the 1976 movie thriller "Wait Until Dark," with Marisa Tomei and Quentin Tarantino.
The epitope order within a string-of-beads plays a crucial role especially in degradation.
Robinson was playing in just his second game since he missed nearly two months with a foot injury, and while he struggled to re-acclimate in the team's first-round win over Saint Louis on Friday night, he played 29 minutes Sunday and made a string of crucial plays down the stretch.
Almost 30 years later years she received reams of praise for her work in a string of Albee plays presented Off Broadway, starting in 1994 with "Three Tall Women," followed by "The Play About the Baby" in 2001 and "Counting the Ways" in 2003.
After forming his own company, whose clients included Steve McQueen, James Coburn, Robert Culp and Mel Brooks, he set up as a producer and in short order developed a string of notable plays and films, including the musical "Golden Boy," the film "Alice's Restaurant" and the Broadway premieres of two plays by Athold Fugard.
When Mr. Alkazi left for Delhi to oversee the National School of Drama, Mr. Dubey took over Theater Unit and produced a string of acclaimed plays.
