Sentence examples for landmark play from inspiring English sources

The evening could still move a bit more swiftly, but does justice to a landmark play.

"It's a revelatory production of a landmark play," said one press agent not connected to the show.

Its director, John Retallack, compares reading the novel to the first time he saw Gregory Burke's landmark play Black Watch.

In 2009, he switched gears to direct, at London's intimate Donmar Warehouse, a celebrated production of Williams's 1947 landmark play "A Streetcar Named Desire," starring Rachel Weisz.

"Lestat" brings to mind a fancy-dress version of "The Boys in the Band," Mart Crowley's landmark play about the miseries of being gay.

Told as a Brechtian ceilidh with song, poetry, scenes and sketches, John McGrath's landmark play is an epic account of the exploitation of the Scottish people.

The struggle, agrees Charlotte Keatley, is not over: "Theatre critics rarely spot the influence of older landmark plays by women on younger women and men.

Despite having written Look Back in Anger, one of the landmark plays of the 20th century, John Osborne (1929-94) had no new plays staged in Britain for 16 years between Watch It Come Down (1976) and a regional production of Deja-Vu, an ill-judged sequel to Anger, shortly before his death.

Well before the luxury passenger plane, another Rolls-Royce aviation landmark played a key role in World War Two.

It became a historical landmark, playing a supporting role in numerous movies, TV shows and music videos.

"A Raisin in the Sun" is one of the landmark plays in American theater history -- one of the first and finest stage dramatizations of black life in post-World War II America.