Sentence examples for playwright out from inspiring English sources

Kazan didn't just set Williams's boundaries; he pulled the playwright out of his creative sump and showed him the way.

"It's a rip-off," said Jan Buttram, a playwright out shopping for a Christmas party at a Midtown Manhattan supermarket.

Lee put up the show as the 11th playwright out of the now imploded company 13P, who challenged her to do something crazy.

Later, she and the playwright fell out, and she never performed in it.

South Africa's greatest ever playwright turns out to be also one of its most likeable.

But then, from March to December that year, this prolific American playwright turned out five works for the theater.

Yet Wallace Shawn, voice of the dinosaur in Toy Story and hyper-eloquent New York playwright, sets out to unsettle his audiences not with action but with argument.

Zipping around the Public on this particular day — a task that Ms. Kron shared with Danny Mefford, who is choreographing both shows — involved a slightly different route because of a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright camped out in the lobby mezzanine: Suzan-Lori Parks was conducting her occasional "Watch Me Work" installation, in which bystanders can observe her writing in public.

As Mr. Raiola recounts the story in "Memories of John Lennon," a book of essays compiled by Yoko Ono, the next year the theater group was preparing for a reading of a play about the night Lennon died, but the playwright backed out at the last minute.

Other committee members included André Bishop, artistic director of Lincoln Center Theater; David Emmes, producing artistic director of South Coast Repertory, in Costa Mesa, Calif.; Eduardo Machado, artistic director, Intar Theater; and Marc Masterson, artistic director of the Actors Theater in Louisville, Ky.. Defining "emerging playwright" turned out to be like grasping Jell-O.

For my generation of playwrights, starting out in the early 70s, this news is particularly sweet.