Sentence examples for problematic play from inspiring English sources

What to do with this endlessly problematic play?

There are no half measures in Joe Hill-Gibbins' radical version of Shakespeare's problematic play.

Rupert Goold's revelatory production of this problematic play abruptly disappeared after a season at Stratford in 2011.

Tim Blackburn, London This retelling of Shakespeare's most problematic play, from a feminist point of view, features prickly, no-nonsense Kate Battista.

Shakespeare's most problematic play -- at least with respect to modern sensitivities -- receives an intelligent intepretation from Mr. Radford and from a superb cast.

"Cymbeline," once considered a problematic play, has in the last decade or so emerged as a regular staple of the Shakespeare canon, appearing on major stages almost as often — if not more often — than the traditional favorites.

The more problematic playing came in between, in the two sonatas that made up the bulk of the first half of the concert.

Every day the league's supervisor of officials, Ed Rush, uploads footage of a couple of tricky or problematic plays, and the refs are asked to play their own version of "you make the call".

The idea that Black life is only valuable as some dangerous THING to be propped up in service of White safety is not only problematic, played out, and physically dangerous it is downright psychological terrorism.

First seen at the Goodman Theater in Chicago, where it was the centerpiece of a winter festival devoted to O'Neill, this visually spectacular production wraps his powerful but problematic 1924 play in a big bear hug, making no attempt to throw a blanket of soft naturalism over its sometimes glaring flaws.

Rogers Arena deflated with that score, and the Canucks' suddenly problematic power play allowed Bergeron essentially to finish them off.