Sentence examples for acclaimed playwright from inspiring English sources

Barry is an acclaimed playwright.

Keeffe, an acclaimed playwright, wrote The Long Good Friday.

In 1998, David Mamet, the acclaimed playwright, published a short treatise, "Three Uses of the Knife," on "the nature and purpose of drama".

Shelagh Delaney, the acclaimed playwright whose ground-breaking debut, A Taste of Honey, challenged many of the taboos of 50s Britain, has died.

The acclaimed playwright and director's memoir, taking us from his childhood to the moment that Margaret Thatcher came to power in 1979.

It is some measure of Fosse's talents that he manages to weave such a compelling narrative from a largely static setting, although it comes as no surprise to discover that he is also an acclaimed playwright.

Steven Berkoff may be among the most acclaimed playwrights and actors of his generation but he revealed he would much rather have been a tailor, like his father, given a choice between the two.

I know, he's one of the most acclaimed playwrights of all time.

For the acclaimed Pakistani playwright Nadeem, Dara is a play that holds much more than simply entertainment value.

The acclaimed German playwright Roland Schimmelpfennig, little seen on these shores, presents a dark comedy about all hell breaking loose in a pan-Asian restaurant.

The acclaimed Israeli playwright and director Joshua Sobol also joined the flight, weeks after signing a theater artists' letter containing a pledge not to perform in a new theater in the settlement of Ariel.