Sentence examples for imperfect play from inspiring English sources

"Dusa, Fish, Stash and Vi" has a greater feeling of immediacy than "Children" does, though it's a similarly imperfect play.

An imperfect play, with little of the specificity of Wole Soyinka's Death and the King's Horseman, has been given a near-perfect production.

Directed by Marianne Elliott, and featuring an illustrious cast that includes Andrew Garfield and Nathan Lane in top form, this "Angels" is a rich, imperfect production of a rich, imperfect play.

But the complexity of the title character -- he is many shaded and conflicted, but he is not great -- and the grave undercurrents of an imperfect play are out of reach here.

That decision is among the many bracing aspects of "Red Velvet," the hugely accomplished if imperfect play from the actress-turned-writer Lolita Chakrabarti with which the director Indhu Rubasingham has begun her regime as artistic director of north London's Tricycle Theatre.

An imperfect play, maybe, but one that pleases and provokes in equal measure.

In another class, Mr. Feiffer showed his students an early, rough and very imperfect draft for a portion of his play "Jules Bluess".

There was a good deal of imperfect football played in Serie A this weekend.

Palin's forceful intensity overcomes a battered piano and the imperfect sound: playing McCoy Tyner to Rendell's Coltrane, Palin holds nothing back.

(Brantley) - 'TOP GIRLS' James Macdonald's smart and sensitive revival of Caryl Churchill's imperfect but important play from 1982, about the roads taken and not taken by women throughout history.

(Isherwood) 'TOP GIRLS' James Macdonald's smart and sensitive revival of Caryl Churchill's imperfect but important play from 1982, about the roads taken and not taken by women throughout history.