Sentence examples for identity of the playwright from inspiring English sources

But "The Revenge of the Space Pandas" is the only production I've ever seen in which young theatergoers are urged to yell out "Waukegan!" instead of something like "Abacadabra!" or "That way!" Waukegan, Ill., of course, is not far from Chicago, and its presence may be the script's only clue to the identity of the playwright: David Mamet.

Several contemporaries corroborate the identity of the playwright as the actor of the same name, and explicit contemporary documentary evidence attests that the actor of that name was the Stratford citizen.

Despite what Mr. Grubin called a historical reluctance by Jews to tell their stories publicly because of a legacy of bigotry and persecution, plenty of prominent Jewish Americans agreed to share their personal thoughts on identity, including the playwright Tony Kushner, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg of the Supreme Court and the performers Carl Reiner, Sid Caesar and Mandy Patinkin.

The identity of a playwright was of no great interest to Shakespeare and his audience.

A critic in the Washington Post commented: "Jacobs-Jenkins appropriates, makes his own, a story of white America, and this presages a more hopeful time when the ethnic identity of a playwright might not prompt a mention".

And oh, while she's at it, could she kindly resolve the nagging question of the playwright's true identity?

But there is substantial evidence of the playwright's originality; ironically this occurs in a play that deals partly with the loss of identity.

His ire at the behavior of the playwright.

Skien was the birthplace of the playwright Henrik Ibsen.

Private Lives marked the peak of the playwright's career.

The true identity of the mysterious stranger can be seen coming several miles away, but that may be intentional on the playwright's part.