Sentence examples for accessible plays from inspiring English sources
Once the Algonkuin's founders committed to a Native American agenda, they had difficulty finding accessible plays.
Even as one of Barker's more accessible plays, Scenes from an Execution confronts and stretches where Yasmina Reza's similarly-themed but trivial Art placates and mollifies.
Having dazzled and befuddled audiences of the late 20th century with cryptic, elliptical works like "The America Play" and "Imperceptible Mutabilities in the Third Kingdom," this inventive dramatist moved on in the early 21st century to more accessible plays, with proper plots and characters whose identities were more than symbolic.
"Fences" This story of a former athlete and his yearning wife is one of August Wilson's most accessible plays and one Denzel Washington knows well.
The idea behind choosing A Midsummer Night's Dream, apart from it being one of Shakespeare's most popular and accessible plays, was its theme of imagination, which is always a key component in people's relationship with the web.
Additional interests include creating accessible play spaces for children and parents with disabilities, pediatric movement disorders, infectious diseases, and, of course, playing with her son, Arthur.
Scenes from an Execution, which focuses on the relationship between a pusillanimous artist and her patrons in Renaissance Venice, is Barker's most famous and accessible play – which, to him, is a problem.
For me, however, The Real Thing is Stoppard's most durable and accessible play: the one in which emotional depth is perfectly combined with structural intricacy and which affords constant delight.
Sung and played straight from the heart, their music is unique yet accessible, playing to the pathos of the human psyche.
"This is directly accessible by play-by-play data". Recognizing that not all saves are created equal -- starting the ninth with the bases empty is nothing like entering a jam in the seventh -- Retrosheet unearths how hard each reliever's save opportunity was, looking at the length of the appearance and the inherited runners on base.
Nevertheless, Ionesco's absurdist works are not the most accessible of plays, and they are hardly staples of commercial theater.
