'play theme' is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the central idea or motif of a play, or when you are discussing a theme which is explored through a play. For example, "The play theme of William Shakespeare's The Tempest is that of forgiveness and redemption."
LET US PLAY!!! #standunited The "Let us play" theme was clearly planned, but also caused a bit of an uproar from Twitter followers on Monday, who were not necessarily following this labor tiff closely enough to know the players are not on strike and the usual assumption that the players are demanding more money is not true.
It seems an upcoming play, theme park and spin-off film clearly isn't enough for Harry Potter fans.
The costumes are just right for the play theme.
You can also play themed Bananagrams, in which all the words played must relate to a central idea.
The plays' themes of political intrigue and adult angst are stripped down to questions of loyalty, honesty and free will.
After he settled in the U.S. a year later, he formed a quintet that played themes in distinctive piano-vibes-guitar unisons.
Mr. Wosner went further, playing themes and phrases from the sonata just heard and pointing out similar bits in the Mahler songs.
The foolproof recipe I chose, which I have been playing theme-and-variation with ever since, is chicken with 40 cloves of garlic.
He meant that he had uncovered in Kushner's play themes that he identified with intellectually.
These play groups help children grow socially, to develop new vocabulary, and to explore play themes such as fire trucks which build knowledge.
They were not just early introduction of kindergarten, but focused on play, themes, rhymes, songs, stories, and counting games with specific purposes well understood by teachers.
