Sentence examples for playwright's concerns from inspiring English sources

The play, about a middle-aged couple's struggle to restore the "balance" of their routine after it has been threatened by intruding friends, is representative of the playwright's concerns with the hidden terrors of everyday life.

Gurira, a celebrated playwright, said she sympathized with the questioner's concerns about representation.

Noting the family motto, "Better than no one; infinitely superior to everyone," she paints the playwright's parents as cold, more concerned with making a political and social statement than with being close to their children.

This is a play about how easily ordinary lives can become rancid and desperate, and it is constructed with forethought, but the very mundaneness of the lives it concerns smothers the playwright's intentions.

In a hastily convened meeting of their executive committee, City University of New York trustees approved an honorary degree for Tony Kushner on Monday night to try to quell widespread criticism over the board's decision last week to withhold it because of concerns about the playwright's views on Israel.

Asked to assess how the artists at Theater J handled Mr. Wiesel's concerns, Ms. Margolis took a long pause and studied the face of her playwright, Ms. Margolin, who still looked exhausted from the battle.

A playwright long concerned with women's issues, Ms. Ensler was an honorary member of Mrs. Clinton's exploratory committee for her campaign and visited the White House last year for a personal meeting with the first lady.

The playwright's name was Euripides.

These are stage directions taken from a playwright's script (Shaw, 1916).

In 2009, the British Theatre Consortium's Writ Large report detailed a number of playwrights' concerns, including the lack of long-term support and meddling development processes.

The only thing a playwright should be concerned with winning is a greater command over the truth and his art.