Sentence examples for notable playwright from inspiring English sources

Another notable playwright, Jacob Gordin, had a strong literary background in Russian and western European literature.

Garci Sánchez de Badajoz, probably his son, was a notable writer, and one of his descendents, Diego Sánchez de Badajoz, was also a notable playwright; his Recopilación en metro was published posthumously in 1554.

In between these extremes there are some notable playwrights.

And notable playwrights and their more traditional plays are dotted throughout the Fringe program.

I'm afraid I don't see any notable new playwrights emerging on Broadway in the next couple of months.

Hans Rosenplüt of Nürnberg and his younger contemporary, the barber Hans Folz of Worms, who also settled in Nürnberg, were the most notable Fastnachtsspiele playwrights in the mid-15th century.

Shakespearian scholar Arthur Percival Rossiter names the scene as the most notable of the playwright's written "rituals".

Among the works created by Alejandro Tapia y Rivera, the most notable Puerto Rican playwright of the 19th century, were biographical plays about important figures of the era such as Cofresí and Ramón Power y Giralt.

Neighbors and such Litchfield County notables as the playwright Arthur Miller supported Mr. Reilly, whose confession to the police was later found to have been coerced.

Mr. Shinn remains one of the country's most gifted young playwrights, notable for his quiet humanism and a wonderfully delicate ear for dialogue that leaves much unsaid but little unknown.

Two middle-aged pre-Commonwealth playwrights notable for their loyalty during Charles' exile emerged from the struggle with royal Letters Patent for new, or refurbished, patent theatre companies: Thomas Killigrew and William Davenant.