Sentence examples for playwright critic from inspiring English sources

Johnson was an avant-garde polymath: novelist, poet, playwright, critic, filmmaker and football reporter.

(They both succeeded: John Spurling is a playwright, critic and novelist).

Jean Cocteau was poet, novelist, playwright, critic, artist, film-maker, set designer... the list is not finite.

O'Hara wore many hats -- poet and playwright, critic for Art News, curator at the Museum of Modern Art -- and he wore them with great style.

The work of Barker, the British playwright, critic and close collaborator of George Bernard Shaw, has been enjoying a mini-renaissance in New York, and Sunday will see both an opening and a closing of his work.

November 11 , 1928Panama City, Panama May 15 , 2012Mexico City, Mexico Carlos Fuentes, (born November 11 , 1928 Panama City, Panama died May 15 , 2012 Mexico City, Mexico) Mexican novelist, short-story writer, playwright, critic, and diplomat whose experimental novels won him an international literary reputation.

Which writers — novelists, playwrights, critics, journalists, poets — working today do you admire most?

The Thatcher years were a time of remarkable cultural ferment, in which the energies of an extraordinarily diverse roster of musicians, novelists, playwrights, critics and filmmakers — to say nothing of television comedians and puppeteers — were unleashed in opposition, glum and passionate, explicit and overt, to the prime minister herself.

Playwright and critic George Bernard Shaw described Brieux as, of his kind, "incomparably the greatest writer France has produced since Molière".

Separate drinking fountains?" Playwright and critic met in a public debate at Town Hall in early 1997.

Although Johann Gottsched, the prominent dramatic theorist and patron of Neuber, sought to eliminate improvisational troupes, Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, the playwright and critic, greatly admired Schuch's company.