Sentence examples for playwright's skill from inspiring English sources

The actor has long admired the playwright's skill in translating his characters' desperation into words and action.

Yet such is the playwright's skill and such his ear for dialogue and the rhythms of emotion that the drama can always pull on a very deep swell of feeling.

Last year, when CentralWorks offered the world premiere of Machiavelli's "The Prince", I was struck by the playwright's skill at making Machiavelli's treatise on the use of power so relevant to contemporary politics.

As with many works written by Graves, the evening found its true strength in the playwright's skill as a lean and muscular wordsmith -- a skill set which should not be taken lightly.

Dancourt's skill as a comic actor and playwright brought him the favour of Louis XIV and established him as the successor to Molière.

But the playwright's ambitions are unmatched by his storytelling skills in this workmanlike melodrama.

The playwright's name was Euripides.

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

As outrageous as his characters may be, his craft as a playwright, and the skill of a good director, make the outsized characters three-dimensional and meaningful.

Mary Pat's skills were furthered when she became the youngest playwright and director to ever put on an all youth SOLD OUT production.

Feydeau and Frayn show how the genre can come alive in the theatre, but do modern playwrights have the skill to make it come off?