Sentence examples for between a playwright and from inspiring English sources

Between a playwright and his director, between a playwright and his analyst.

"How Should A Person Be?" is primarily about the friendship between a playwright and a painter, both women, and a competition among their friends to make the ugliest painting; "The Middle Stories," published ten years ago and reissued this spring by McSweeney's, shares these themes.

I don't do anything until it shows up, and when it shows up I'm a playwright and in between I'm not.

Enliven, if they accept the gulf between a playwright's time and immediate intentions on the one hand and the sensibilities of today on the other, and set up a critical dialogue between past and present, text and audience.

Holtei led a varied and unsettled life, travelling between Hamburg, Paris, and Graz as a playwright, actor, and theatre manager, a life vividly described in his autobiography, Vierzig Jahre (1843 50; "Forty Years").

Set in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, in 1956 and 1961, the two-character play chronicles the friendship between a young idealistic playwright and an older actor struggling unhappily to find meaning and dignity in his fading career.

During rehearsals, disagreements with Joseph Papp, the Public's autocratic producer, led to the resignation of the director, Robert Woodruff, causing Mr. Shepard to disavow a production that critics generally clobbered, and engendering a chill between the playwright and the impresario that endured until Papp's death in 1989.

Collaborators imagines a meeting between playwright and tyrant which results in the two men – the polar opposites of the Soviet Union – swapping jobs.

Characters are always a collaboration between the playwright and the actor".

It has also been attributed to David Hockney, supposedly following a meeting between the playwright and the painter.

I approach each play as a co-creation between the playwright and myself, and my productions reflect this collaborative vision".