Sentence examples for bring a play from inspiring English sources
A good performance can bring a play to wonderful joyous life, wring out deep emotions and change and enrich your view of the text.
Apart from a character saying, "Hello, Mr. Godot," I can think of nothing that would bring a play to a more grinding halt.
Rourke said she'd been courting Cooke ever since she began work at the Donmar in 2012, calling him "Christopher Shinn's great interpreter … he really understands playwrights; he's one of the great directors at working below the waterline with a playwright to really shape and bring a play to life".
Mr. Johns said he introduced the string simply to bring a play of physical gravity into his painting, and the specific association with a catenary (the flexible, free-hanging support used in suspension bridges) came later through the serendipitous suggestion of a friend.
A 3-0 defeat in Israel, which sealed Susic's fate, left them six points behind second-placed Wales in Group B and four adrift of Cyprus, whose third place would bring a play-off spot.
"I'd love to bring a play-off back to Glasgow," said the lock.
Ms. Newman said: "What struck me about Champ was that he brought a play with him.
As it stands, they've brought a play to Broadway that's not particularly incendiary or radical; it's just fine.
Bare Bones produced nine world premieres of new American playwrights and brought a play to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 1994.
I met up with playwright Rose Lewenstein and director Russell Bender at the Southwark Playhouse to discuss how they brought a play about technology to life.
