Sentence examples for provocative play from inspiring English sources

But this is a brave, gripping, provocative play – directed by Dominic Cooke with spirit.

Ending with a relationship now shadowed by dementia, this deep, provocative play refuses to heed that advice.

(Brantley) 'Milk Like Sugar' Kirsten Greenidge's provocative play pivots on a pact among three black high school girls to get pregnant at the same time.

But the performance itself is probably better suited for a high school history lesson than for the hip, provocative play "Color" aspires to be.

Abi Morgan (The Iron Lady, The Hour) makes her Royal Court debut with what is bound to be a provocative play based on transcripts of a real-life American couple's conversation during their 30-year relationship.

Given Rudy's crusades against the Brooklyn Museum's "Sensation" exhibition and X-rated businesses, Donna's decision to appear in a sexually provocative play certainly looks like a thumb in the eye.

Thomas Bradshaw is known for his aggressively provocative plays.

Currently in the middle of an expansion plan, the theatre has staged provocative plays, using drama to challenge power, corruption, conservatism and traditionalism.

Among her directing credits is an array of provocative plays (Mayakovsky, Kleist, Brecht) done in French prisons and mental asylums during the 1980's.

But in Off Off Broadway theaters all over New York, artists have provided audiences with dozens of provocative plays that explore the implications and challenges of the terrorist attacks and their aftermath.

(Gates) 'DAWN' Thomas Bradshaw has written some aggressively provocative plays, and with "Dawn," a tale of alcoholism and incest, he is to some extent a victim of his own notoriety.