Sentence examples for landmark dramas from inspiring English sources

As long as warring factions choose to hold talks in country houses, production companies will continue to make landmark dramas there.

The Hollywood Reporter said the series was a huge risk since recent landmark dramas like The Sopranos and The Wire had not attempted a sequel.

Cohen said the project, which is likely to have a budget of around £10m, was a result of conversations about bringing "more distinctive, landmark dramas to BBC1".

He went on to direct such landmark dramas as The Conformist, the controversial Last Tango and historical epic The Last Emperor, winner of nine Academy Awards in 1988.

A restored version of Sergei Eisenstein's landmark drama Battleship Potemkin is to premiere at next year's Berlin film festival.

Employing acrobatics, underwater sequences and aerial ballet, an Icelandic company revives this 1837 landmark drama as part of the Next Wave festival (1 30).

The last Broadway production of "Death of a Salesman" was only 13 years ago, starring Brian Dennehy in a Tony-winning performance as Willy Loman, yet audience interest in Arthur Miller's landmark drama appears higher than ever.

My colleague Mark Brown recently reported on BBC4's cancellation of 25th anniversary repeat of Dennis Potter's landmark drama The Singing Detective – because negotiations broke down between the broadcaster and Potter's estate.

Lorraine Hansberry's landmark drama -- it was the first play written by an African-American woman to appear on Broadway -- is about three generations of one family, the Youngers, on the South Side of Chicago in the 1950's.

'JOURNEY'S END' A first-rate revival of R. C. Sherriff's landmark drama from 1928 about life in the trenches for British troops during World War I. David Grindley's incisively still production, given heartbreaking form by a perfectly tuned ensemble, found the dynamic in the tortured waiting game that makes up so much of war.

This lucky fellow, clearly delighting in his soaring stunt, is not the only performer to go airborne in this playful but utterly inane new adaptation of Georg Büchner's landmark drama "Woyzeck," created by the Vesturport Theater of Iceland in collaboration with the Reykjavik City Theater.