Sentence examples for budding playwright from inspiring English sources

"Believe me, old youth, there is no one who is happier over your first few successful steps up old John Ladder than I was," he wrote to the budding playwright Elliott Nugent, his fraternity brother and college chum.

In the 1941 Budd Schulberg novel "What Makes Sammy Run?" the title character tells a budding playwright about his long-delayed play: "Don't futz around with it too long".

In an exchange between Morgan and the budding playwright Miles, engagingly played by Louis Cancelmi, the angst of the milking cow, under the gun to produce or be slaughtered, provides a comic reprieve.

While Thompson would go on to create such masterpieces as the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Rhymes with Orange" [1950], these early notebooks introduce us to the Cornell Thompson of the nineteen-thirties: a budding playwright who was still grappling with issues of style, dramatic structure, and spelling.

But she was a budding playwright, and, as two scholars have just deduced in an important bit of detective work, Berry's glancing reference was to one of her works: "The Shadow of a Doubt," a three-act play that was in production in 1901.

We're proud that our community includes a Malawian soccer star who is working to improve his country's procurement of drugs and medical supplies, a former employee from The Gap who went from stocking jeans to stocking Tanzanian clinics with anti-retroviral drugs, and a budding playwright who has used her artistic background to support the sexual and reproductive health of Ugandan women.

"There are many programs for budding playwrights in New York," said Mr. Uhry, who has been a mentor at the Cherry Lane twice.

The center's education program, which includes after-school classes and summer residency workshops for budding playwrights, are vulnerable.

A brilliant promoter of budding playwrights, he made significant contributions to the development of the French theatre by producing modern masterpieces by Continental authors, especially in the Symbolist mode.

During a brief, magical, cursed night, she sits talking to her new friend while the falsely dead husband lies there listening (multiple vectors of betrayal converging: take note, budding playwrights).

All three plays in the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs are by writers who sent in their scripts speculatively, perhaps giving hope to budding playwrights or those with a long-forgotten manuscript in the bottom drawer.