Sentence examples for both cases the playwright from inspiring English sources

In both cases, the playwright's decision expresses the meaning.

In both cases the picture is mixed.

In both cases, the answers were mystifying.

And in both cases, the candidates prevailed.

In both cases, the motivations were similar.

In both cases, the consequences are serious.

In this case the playwright Kara Lee Corthron invites Alice in Wonderland (Teresa Avia Lim in a chirpy performance with an English accent), Grace Slick (a simmering Carolyn Baeumler) and the anonymous author (Christina Pumariega) of the 1971 memoir "Go Ask Alice" to the same psychedelic soiree.

In case the playwright's name means nothing to you, on the National Theater flyer and website it warns: "Contains graphic scenes of physical and sexual violence".

Thankfully, both the playwright and the cast pay great respect to their 1965 inspiration.

It's not necessarily a good thing when a director so imposes himself on a play but in this case he and the playwright both relish the theater as a place for antic fun.

HILTON ALS Two of the books I couldn't put down this year both involved the playwright Wallace Shawn.