Sentence examples for poignant play from inspiring English sources

Incident at Vichy is an occasionally poignant play, though it may not be one of Miller's best.

Fathers are, however, peripheral in this bruising, poignant play filled with the remembered pain of sons and lovers.

"The Subject Was Roses" is a poignant play that considers the wearing effect of time and indifference on the human heart.

(Stevens) '33 TO NOTHING' A band break up while playing break-up music in Grant James Varjas's comic, sometimes poignant play.

(Isherwood) '33 TO NOTHING' A band break up while playing break-up music in Grant James Varjas's comic, sometimes poignant play.

The comic yet poignant play - which they bill as "an urban archaeological adventure" - is based on the contents of two storage lockers they bought at an auction at Storage Deluxe in July.

Lee's characters enact caricatures that are both funny and poignant, playing on what "Asian" means to non-Asian people.

Timeless and poignant, the play's call to action is as relevant now as it was when the play debuted in 1985.

A hilarious, darkly poignant Richard Bean play no less.

There is a hint of "Death of a Salesman" in Julia Cho's poignant new play, "Durango".

Gwendolyn Warnock, one of the creators of "Baby Universe," a poignant puppet play inspired by Stephen Hawking's theoretical physics, said the new piece required the company to extend itself technically.