Sentence examples for depressing play from inspiring English sources
Rarely, it seemed, had so much talent been expended on such a relentlessly depressing play.
My all-female production of "Waiting for Godot" — "a bloody depressing play," according to Dad — had been admired.
"That Championship Season" is a depressing play, in which four high school basketball stars are reunited with their coach 20 years after they won the state title.
All the performances in this depressing play, directed by Michael Wilson, are good — especially those by actors playing characters who are clearly creeps — but Stahl-David is weighted down by his character's confusion.
"I was alone in Paris, I wanted to celebrate," says Dwan. "I skipped down the street having just bought the rights to probably the most depressing play in the world.
It would be a pretty depressing play, except that it happily contradicts itself: it's a tale of the breakdown of the human dialogue in the 21st century that successfully conducts a bone-deep dialogue with its audience.
Spencer said Kelly, "has previously been responsible for some of the most violent and depressing plays I have ever endured.
They advertise for light-skinned servants (but not albinos – that would be too depressing) and play at being snobs, with golf courses, swimming pools and polo grounds, and all the preening coldness -– much of it from women – that snobbery requires.
I guess it's pretty important to understand all the characters in this very depressing viral play about marital infidelity before we focus on the fallout and what it all means.
Under the name DJ Mosay, he does what look to be fairly depressing gigs playing tired American songs in some of the world's lamer luxury nightclubs.
