Sentence examples for make a playwright from inspiring English sources

To have hit on such a hefty subject might well make a playwright swagger with confidence.

What can make a playwright happier than the talent for distilling unhappiness so precisely?

To have hit on such a subject might well make a playwright swagger with confidence; it is, after all, an idea with natural heft.

"One of the fears I had, being a playwright, was to make a playwright's film, to have it just be about two guys talking for two hours".

Tom Stoppard said, apropos of his play "Arcadia," that there were some works that made a playwright feel not so much proud as lucky, and I imagine that Mr. Taylor could never have felt luckier than in 1975 when he made "Esplanade".

Doing that, Saracho arms the audience with a hearty nudge as to where she's going with her script and makes a playwright's major mistake.

A very well-known playwright.' And I was like, 'Yeah, but you can't make a living as a playwright.

Whether she will be able to make a living as a playwright is something she cannot think about.

It was produced on Broadway in 1977, giving Mamet his first real payday; it was the beginning of his being able to make a living as a playwright.

No one any longer is able to make a living as a playwright, but it made it possible to exist as a writer".

Another teacher was Paula Vogel, who "introduced me to the notion that you can make a career as a playwright," Nottage said.