Sentence examples for play readers from inspiring English sources
The taxidermist's play, readers will quickly see, bears a marked resemblance to Beckett's "Waiting for Godot".
This would originally have worked even in print, since cast lists were included in the published plays: most 1690s play readers were playgoers also, and aware of the high-profile Verbruggens.
In the 1930s, after working as book reviewer, press agent, play reader, and Hollywood scenarist, she began writing plays.
La muerte y la doncella is one part of Dorfman's Resistance trilogy, along with the play Reader (1995), adapted from an short story by Dorfman, and the novel Viudas (1981; Widows).
He stayed in the city after his studies and wrote two of his first major plays - The Swamp Dwellers and The Lion and the Jewel - before moving to London, where he worked as a play reader for the Royal Court Theatre, and then returning to Nigeria in 1960.
The play-reader looked at it while he waited, and said enthustically.
Without realising that he was disparaging his patron, the play-reader declared Box "totally without point or interest; hopeless".
But perhaps it was the shadow play of readers that kept him going.
Such is the hook "Golden Hill" lodges, but it's enough to play its readers all the way home.
So the lingering gender biases of the literary world are often at play when readers cringe at the pairing of poetry with the stuff of women's magazines.
