Sentence examples for rare plays from inspiring English sources

It was one of the rare plays when Collins had time to make a big play downfield.

This is one of those rare plays in which national politics and private emotion become increasingly inseparable.

It's one of those rare plays that become successful without ever getting any exposure in New York City.

First under Rupert Goold, with aggressively daring productions of Othello and Hamlet; now under Laurie Sansom, with a rich Ayckbourn season and a pairing of rare plays by Tennessee Williams and Eugene O'Neill.

Our own Michael Billington sees The Entertainer as "one of those rare plays in which national politics and private emotion become increasingly inseparable", while the Independent also finds the "contemporary resonances... hard to miss".

And Bartlett's third play, Cock, about a gay man who falls in love with a woman, was, Cooke says, one of those rare plays that was word-perfect on submission.

Herb Williams received rare playing time to spell a banged-up Buck Williams.

"The Talls," by Anna Kerrigan, is the rare play about an American family in reasonable working order.

"The carrot is, and always will be, that rare play that does very, very well indeed".

Before a rare play of Fairport Convention's 1968 album track, Tale in Hard Time, he says: "We played this once.

Tautly written and well acted, "Opus" is the rare play about art-making that neither simplifies nor sentimentalizes the process.