Sentence examples for realistic plays from inspiring English sources

His realistic plays, often set in sweatshops, treated similar themes.

But it is usually contained within the artificial structure of traditional realistic plays.

Off Broadway, the Wooster Group and Anne Bogart continued their fascinating deconstructions of classic realistic plays.

So, in a deep sense, "The Winter's Tale" is actually one of Shakespeare's most realistic plays.

"I have this ridiculous dream to do his 12 realistic plays, from Pillars of Society toWhen We Dead Awaken.

In contrast, Yūsuf Wahbī's National Troupe performed realistic plays, usually dramas or melodramas, using either colloquial or literary Arabic and sometimes a combination of both.

It's a very funny and very realistic play, a bit off the wall.

"It's not really a narrative realistic play," Ms. Covan said.

The absence of walls allows the characters reaction shots, unscripted by Pinter, after they have exited, thus creating an expressionistic version of a realistic play.

Ansky wrote that Der dibek is "a realistic play about mystics"; only the character of the Messenger did he "intentionally portray with mystical traits…following the advice or, more accurately, the demand of Stanislavsky".

A much better, much more realistic play is "Acts of Contrition," a drama by Timothy Nolan that doesn't flinch as it addresses the sexual abuse scandal in the Roman Catholic Church.