"featuring plays" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used as part of an advertising or promotional phrase. For example, "The theater is hosting a special event featuring plays from local playwrights."
Ensemble Studio Theater's First Light Festival, featuring plays that explore issues raised by science and technology, is always guaranteed to send audiences out with plenty to think about.
Imagine that a theatre near you announced a repertoire featuring plays by Edward Albee, Edward Bond, Caryl Churchill, David Hare, Henrik Ibsen, David Mamet and Tom Stoppard.
"We don't believe in repeating what teachers are doing during the day," said Lenore Neier of the Y.M.C.A. of Greater New York, which runs school-based programs for 11,000 children, featuring plays and journal writing, among other activities.
It's programmed alongside the UK premiere of The Exorcist at Birmingham Rep. Birth, a global festival of theatre and debate featuring plays from seven international playwrights, begins at the Royal Exchange in Manchester.
MORAL VALUES FESTIVAL Williamsburg, Brooklyn, June 3-July 3. Deep in the heart of the bluest neighborhood of the bluest state, the Brick Theater serves as host for a four-week showcase featuring plays that explore the theme of moral values.
The drama department annually hosts Short Attention Span Theatre (SAST) featuring plays, shorts and monologues written, casted, directed and produced by RHS students.
The sequence of three slow variations near the end featured playing of cloud-light softness.
Lizzie's game featured play money and deeds and properties that could be bought and sold.
When Mr. Giuliani ran in 1993, he and Andrew were featured playing baseball; Caroline appeared in a commercial blowing soap bubbles.
Performer Claudio Roditi is also featured playing trumpet, while D'Rivera plays clarinet.
This was the only Bond film until 2006 not to feature 'Q', played at this stage by Desmond Llewelyn.
