Sentence examples for play talent from inspiring English sources

Those who buy tickets to the 90-minute show hoping to play talent scout will find themselves seated among some real ones, Ms. Cooney said.

The late, great Victoria Wood's early play, Talent, gets a timely revival from tonight at the New Vic, Newcastle-under-Lyme.

Her last major drama for ITV, a sequel to her play Talent called Nearly a Happy Ending, was shown in 1980.

Victoria Wood's play Talent, now launching the annual festival at the Old Laundry in Bowness-on-Windermere prior to a London run, follows two friends trying to enter a talent contest in the world of 70s working men's clubs.

Lacking such a partnership, Nunn has had to play talent scout amid an increasingly competitive theatrical climate - a time when, for instance, Hare can (and indeed did ) plump for the Royal Court or the Donmar or the Almeida over the National, just as Alan Bennett, whose The Madness of George III was a highlight of Eyre's tenure, chose the West End to premiere his The Lady In the Van last winter.

Semi-regulars in the show included Jim Broadbent, who'd previously appeared with Wood in the London staging of her play Talent.

He played talent shows and dances, the PTA and the Moose Lodge.

"It is important that homegrown coaching ability and talent is exploited to the fullest, like homegrown playing talent and ability," he told NDTV.

Fiscal reality means Scottish clubs – particularly those not among the leading lights – face a constant battle to retain playing talent.

These folks are great at raking in television money and keeping it out of the hands of the playing talent.

The group jetted round the country playing talent showcases, in an effort to get a record deal.