Sentence examples for large-scale plays from inspiring English sources

Now, while other British playwrights bemoan the lack of opportunity to write large-scale plays of epic intent for our stages, 39-year-old Oswald is out there doing it.

In 2003, the monsterists appeared, with the aim of getting British writers to create large-scale plays, instead of the studio-bound forms to which many have been restricted.

Obviously, for these large-scale plays into open education to be successful, faculties can't be half-assed in their adoption.

They wanted large-scale plays that investigated key moments in American history.

Like many young playwrights, he believed that theatre companies would be eager to stage ambitious, large-scale plays by unknown playwrights.

Last year, using actors drawn from all over the country, we created Homegrown, a large-scale play that set out to examine the radicalisation of young British Muslims.

Intriguingly, should it win, "August" will become the third large-scale play in as many seasons to take home the top Tony award while appealing to wide audiences, suggesting that bigger often is better — or at least better liked.

Moore, one of Britain's brightest talents, has scored hits at the Royal Court with Alaska and The Empire and is currently writer-in-residence at the theatre where he is working on a large-scale play for downstairs.

Reads like a "targeted content at large scale" play to me (think Glam for entertainment).

She later directed plays for Tony Sarg, who became the most important influence in American puppetry, with such large-scale marionette plays as Rip Van Winkle, The Rose and the Ring, and Alice in Wonderland.

By the time I saw Jellicoe's second play for Lyme Regis, The Western Women, she had codified her system of making large-scale community plays in the towns and villages of south-west England.