Sentence examples for brought plays from inspiring English sources
But it was Isidore who brought plays into young Arthur's life.
The circuit dates back to the '20s, when the Theatre Owners Booking Association brought plays to black audiences throughout the South and Midwest.
He produced socially relevant movies like "A Raisin in the Sun," but more often brought plays and literary adaptations to television, well into the days when advertisers balked because his projects were "too egghead".
Season after season in the American theater brought plays by the extraordinary talents she nurtured as a teacher, first at Brown and later at Yale — Lynn Nottage, Sarah Ruhl, Martyna Majok, and the list goes on.
A fog delay of more than two hours brought play to a halt just before 8 a.m.
"The home side closed on 258-5 from 62.1 overs after bad light brought play to an early halt.
The first break eventually came when Cian Healy thundered through a couple of tackles and brought play up close to the Munster tryline.
A fourth interruption, this time for bad light, brought play to an early end, with 41 overs lost in the day.
The Scotland fly-half then thought he had a try to add to his kicks but a forward pass earlier in the move brought play back.
In truth, England were probably grateful for the fading light that brought play to a premature end at a point when Samuels was motoring towards three figures.
But open-air theatre is on the rise, bringing plays to a wider variety of audiences, in a way reminiscent of the days of Shakespeare.
