Sentence examples for forgotten play from inspiring English sources

It was an almost forgotten play from the 50s – Mick was not all that enthusiastic when I asked him to read it.

Jean Anouilh, in "Poor Bitos," a now forgotten play from the nineteen-fifties, tried to draw the character: grave, charmless, touchy, proud, easily mocked, and just as easily, and murderously, offended.

MacIlwraith continued to write now mostly forgotten plays.

The Mint has been justifiably lauded for rescuing forgotten plays and breathing new life into them.

I think there is a huge back catalogue of worthwhile but forgotten plays that lay neglected.

In its closely textured realism, the play is clearly a homage to DH Lawrence, whose forgotten plays Gill famously resurrected at the Royal Court.

The company has done great standards by Chekhov and Shakespeare, but also intriguing forgotten plays like Dorothy and DuBose Heyward's "Mamba's Daughters," which originally starred Ethel Waters.

Along with its commendable mission to restage forgotten plays, the Actors Company has put an impressive amount of work into its production.

That, at least, is the idea behind the missions of two Off Off Broadway companies that specialize in rescuing forgotten plays.

So too Joe Root, who suffered a traumatic winter but, it is easily forgotten, played exceptionally well in Adelaide and has emerged the better for the experience.

The "Great Nation" — as she sees herself, and likes to remind smaller members of the European Union that she is, in case they have forgotten — plays a unique role both in objective and subjective terms.