Sentence examples for most experimental play from inspiring English sources

The History Boys defies categorisation - and for this reason, it is the most experimental play in London.

ALBEE -- Well, I can only speak for myself, but I think the play that I'm going to be doing here next fall is probably -- if it's the one I think it is, if I ever get finished with the one I'm finishing now -- I think it is going to probably be the most experimental play I've ever written.

At the Freud Playhouse on Thursday (opening night of a five-performance UCLA run), he and his brilliant colleagues wedded a hallucinatory theater style related to some of O'Neill's most experimental plays to a sense of physical comedy akin to some of Chaplin's most memorable routines.

If this is Shakespeare at his most chauvinist, we see him in Part II at his most experimental: the play offers a panorama of England, from St Albans to the Kentish orchards and Jack Cade's rebellion, balletically led by John Mackay, that anticipates the state-of-the-nation comprehensiveness of the Henry IV diptych.

Considered a major proinflammatory cytokine in human arthritis and in most experimental models, IL-17 plays an important role in the establishment, maintenance, and progression of this disease [ 40– 40].

In the final sequence of one of Lynch's most experimental movies yet, Lauren Dern who plays an aspiring actress, is approached by a man referred to as "the phantom" in a hallway.

Troilus and Cressida (c. 1601 02) is the most experimental and puzzling of these three plays.

Not beholden to record company executives, radio play lists or Soundscan numbers, rappers are not only free to be their most experimental but also to be their most venomous.

The music, played live by a four-piece band Divine formed around himself, is more out there than most experimental rock, he doesn't rhyme so much as sing, scream, whisper, howl and implore.

"This strange, experimental play.

Most experimental buildings have problems.