Sentence examples for play revised from inspiring English sources

Richard Vetere's goofy play, revised from his 1990s original, gives an Italian-American spin to the Homeric story of Penelope, who waited and waited and waited for Odysseus to return from his far-flung travels.

During the first London run of the play, Morgan revised the text in response to current events in British government and abroad.

Both groups of plays were revised and published in Plays Pleasant and Unpleasant (1898).

The play had its world premiere in the 1998 Humana Festival of New American Plays; a revised version was produced later that year by South Coast Repertory in California.

In 1625 he succeeded Fletcher, some of whose plays he revised, as the chief playwright of the King's Men (formerly Lord Chamberlain's Men).

This coincides with the publication of the first volume of the New Penguin Ibsen, a four-book project – backed by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs – that contains the first English translations based on a 2005 Scandinavian historical-critical edition of the plays, featuring revised texts.

Cobain went home and reworked the song, playing the revised version of it over the phone to Novoselic.

Textual evidence also supports the view that several of the plays were revised by other writers after their original composition.

The cast discovered at the first reading not only that they had a different version of the play from the one the director had, but also that the play had been revised four times since 1960.

The play was subtly revised for the West End transfer two years later, to acknowledge the coalition with the Liberal Democrats.

Moreover, in the era Mrs. Fisher writes about there was a compact booklet laying down the precise manner & protocol by which to play petanque (a revised set of rules was issued by a convention of the French and International Petanque Frederation in Jan., 1964).