Sentence examples for cutting-edge plays from inspiring English sources

The stream of cutting-edge plays from Europe — by Beckett, Ionesco, and Genet — required other approaches, though, and Laurence Olivier, a highly technical actor, who was the benchmark of the period, was always riveting, but not always real.

Cutting-edge plays?" he says, my earlier question still obviously rankling.

It's that cutting-edge play between kitsch and couture that makes a shellacked owl something everyone should have at least one of.

She's been voted one of Newsweek Magazine's 150 women who've changed the world, and she has produced cutting edge plays for the past twenty years in New York, where she lives half the year (and the other half in Paris).

But even Dolph couldn't resist the call of cutting-edge hipness, playing a nasty opposite Keanu Reeves in the film of William Gibson's Johnny Mnemonic.

He's a cutting-edge artist who plays by rules utterly his own.

"We're always on the lookout for high-caliber, cutting-edge programming that plays so well across international markets," the distributor's president, Chris Grant, said in a statement.

You read that correctly: a cutting-edge free-to-play multiplayer 3-D shooter inside Facebook.

With only a limited amount of cutting-edge legislation to play with, the Private Members Bill process may fill the controversy vacuum.

We play cutting-edge pieces that other orchestras can put together easily.

The instrumental score, though hardly cutting-edge, is difficult to play.