Sentence examples for plays staged from inspiring English sources

So why aren't the plays staged more often?

Moreover, last year there were 218 new plays staged in Britain - only 38 by women.

His directing career began with neighborhood plays staged in his grandmother's garage in Pittsburgh.

The full Manora cycle of plays, staged in a village in the open, could last for two weeks.

Now Mr Hussein presides over plays staged in the neighbouring theatre that was built by Alexander the Great.

Because of such hopes for the plays staged at East Coast Arts, customary opening night reviews are being discouraged.

Debbie Tucker Green has won an Olivier award and gets her plays staged in Soho, Hampstead and the Royal Court.

Ostensibly Latin versions of Greek plays staged in Athens several generations earlier, they display an exuberance and zany sense of humor that are distinctly Roman.

Among the few foreign plays staged at this time were those of Ibsen, Shaw, Gorky and other nineteenth and twentieth century playwrights espousing realism and naturalism.

Plays staged Upstairs often aren't slick, or elegant, or in the least bit traditional – but they are meticulous in their breaking of forms.

THEATER IN A FINE SETTING There are so-called drawing-room plays, and then there are plays staged in a drawing room.