Sentence examples for famous playwright from inspiring English sources

Chikamatsu went on to become Japan's most famous playwright.

Christopher Marlowe, then a famous playwright, was stabbed in a London scuffle.

Q You share the same name as the famous playwright and theater director.

Shakespeare was apparently Davenant's godfather, and gossip held that the famous playwright may even have been his father.

The new president, Václav Havel, was also the country's most famous playwright, admired by Stoppard and Pinter.

By the way, did I mention that she also has a lot in common with a certain famous playwright?

Famous playwrights write illegibly.

Although he is far less well remembered today than Miller, Tennessee Williams or Eugene O'Neill, in the 1930s Odets was one of America's most famous playwrights.

Talk story about the Police Chiefs' Convention, a routine affair thrown by the Harley-Davidson motorcycle people, who admire police chiefs more than they do famous playwrights, and took a suite at Hotel Pennsylvania.

There are world premieres by famous playwrights in "More of Our Parts" at the Clurman Theater, among them works by the lord of the WASPs, A. R. Gurney, and the king of emotional brutality, Neil LaBute.

By David Lardner and Harold Ross The New Yorker, October 10 , 1942P. 9 Talk story about the Police Chiefs' Convention, a routine affair thrown by the Harley-Davidson motorcycle people, who admire police chiefs more than they do famous playwrights, and took a suite at Hotel Pennsylvania.