Sentence examples for entertaining plays from inspiring English sources

The most purely entertaining plays are the two comedies, both concerned with poor wayfarers and both featuring the wonderfully idiomatic Patrick Fitzgerald.

Hampstead theatre's artistic director, Edward Hall, heralded two "fascinating and entertaining" plays, both "inspired by true stories, marking a momentous time in British society while exploring the place of the arts in public life".

"She understands people very deeply, as a playwright must, but she writes very entertaining plays that have a moral core.

Lydia loved cooking, entertaining, playing tennis and golf and most of all spending time with family and friends.

Endlessly hospitable, the two liked to entertain, playing host to neighbors stopping by for tea or a cocktail, and having dinner parties with the artists, writers and poets who populated their neighborhood, talking about opera or ballet or the theater.

Y'all would be better served (and certainly better entertained) playing Fable II.

They're also entertaining together playing the Who's Pinball Wizard.

In "The Director," a funny, suspenseful and thoroughly entertaining new play by Nancy Hasty, the ante keeps getting raised until the game becomes a matter of life and death.

This funny, suspenseful and thoroughly entertaining new play by Nancy Hasty uses the con game that we call the theater as a means of exploring the more dangerous deceptions that exist in human relations.

D2 is a game that is good at all the extraneous elements of a video game but bad at the one central necessity -- that it be entertaining to play.

The first half in particular has real swing, as well-worked jokes unspool about the lifespan of the butterfly and the "rich tapestry of life" cliche, while Matafeo's mum, her shrink and others are evoked with great relish in entertaining role-plays.