Sentence examples for dramas by from inspiring English sources
One of Iran's most prominent social critics, Mr. Panahi now makes chamber dramas by necessity.
This showcase of new work includes dramas by several playwrights with politics on their minds.
To be precise, they are dramas by Stephen Poliakoff, the latest of which is Joe's Palace (BBC1, Sunday).
Otto Preminger's 1959 "Anatomy of a Murder" becomes one of the great courtroom dramas by systematically undermining most of the pleasures and reassurances that the genre provides.
The period that Baughman covers is the "golden age of television" — the much mourned era of dramas by Paddy Chayefsky and documentaries by Edward R. Murrow.
l (1877; Pillars of Society) was the first of a succession of problem dramas by Ibsen to win him worldwide fame.
More interestingly he narrated the first of two docu-dramas by Patrick Keiller.
Docu-dramas, by contrast, are too in love with their own conjuring tricks; too in thrall to the dark arts of infotainment.
More contentiously, the pair tackled big narrative ballads by Carl Loewe and mini-dramas by Hugo Wolf: technically, these are solos rather than duets, though they contain several characters and so can be divided between two or more singers.
"Saboteur," drama by Alfred Hitchcock.
LINDENHURST "RFK," drama by Jack Holmes.
