Sentence examples for direct the world from inspiring English sources

"I think America and Bush are really going to try to direct the world in their direction and it is not a good one for ordinary people," said Gunnel Berge, a 54-year-old drama teacher who marched with two friends.

On the old Nixon-in-China principle, this man might direct the world towards peace better than some liberal president always fearful of redneck US opinion.

By late 1992, when it fell to Eustis to direct the world première of both parts of "Angels Millennium Approachesches" and "Perestroika," which was still being written — his relationship with Kushner had become fraught.

And next month Moises Kaufman will direct the world premiere of "The Laramie Project" in Denver, a result of his ensemble's interviews of citizens of Laramie, Wyo., where Matthew Shepard, a gay college student, was beaten to death in 1998.

And, around the corner from the pub, is the Almeida, which announced this week that Stephen Poliakoff will direct the world premiere of My City, his first new play in 12 years, at the theatre in September.

A chamber piece capable of taking to a larger stage, as was shown when the first production transferred to Broadway, Mr. McPherson's writing emerges as made-to-order for the specific intimacy of the Donmar where, not surprisingly, the dramatist will direct the world premiere of his latest play, "The Night Alive," next month.

(Howard Davies directed the world premiere in London in 1998).

Jennifer Williams directs the world première of this ninety-minute work.

Evan Cabnet directs the world première of the LCT3 production, at the Claire Tow.

The TheatreMamet ManiaDavid Mamet directs the world première of his new play, "Race," at the Barrymore.

David Mamet directs the world première of his new play, "Race," at the Barrymore.