Sentence examples for play casting from inspiring English sources

Egypt's allies must help the country share the bounty of political freedom equitably and resist the temptation to play casting director, choosing the actors in the unfolding drama and controlling their positions on stage.

He tells Helen how the book became a labour of love, he even turned it into a play - casting local men and women as actors and how the names on the memorials seem to have become personal friends.

Voulkos' savvy stacks made turnabout fair play, casting a brand new Pop art cliche in hoary old Abstract Expressionist terms.

Common Ground, much to the dismay of Milwaukee's old guard downtown business leaders, has caught the attention of local and national media by fashioning a modern morality play, casting in sharp relief the choice between private greed and public need.

I don't know about you, but I am tired of being assigned a role in a fantasy film in which extremists from both sides get to play casting agents.

But the one-person play casts us as confidants.

A sold-out play casts the investment bank as the villain, but lets the plutocrat audience off easy.

The play casts a curious spell over a general audience because they know it is about something very important.

"The real question is whether a play casts any light on any human or social situation," Mr. Miller said.

The play casts unambiguous aspersions on the president and expresses frustration at the rightward tilt of the nation.

The hour-long play casts him as a beekeeper confronted by the realities of love and loss.