Sentence examples for role of Masha from inspiring English sources
That one, directed by Katie Mitchell, had Eve Best in the role of Masha that had been taken a theatrical heartbeat before by Ms. Scott Thomas.
Winter Dreams, in which Bussell performed the role of Masha (the ballet was inspired by Chekhov's Three Sisters), had a particular layer of appropriateness.
Maximova was chosen by Grigorovich to create the role of Masha, the enchanting child heroine in his production of The Nutcracker, in 1966, and then the tragic Phrygia, with Vasiliev in the title role, of his Spartacus, 1968.
She enjoyed outstanding success on the stage with her distinguished portrayals of the title role in Anna Karenina (1937) and of Masha in The Three Sisters (1939), while her film appearances as Katerina in The Thunderstorm (1934) and Ekaterina in Peter the Great (1937 39) earned equivalent accolades.
Lifelong New Yorker, Gerry was beloved father of Masha.
Dear mother of Masha (Sy Rudman), and Sunny Paul Fischerr).
As the well-heeled MOCA trustees milled around the family's back yard, admiring the food (cooked by Masha's grandmother) and the art, conversation turned to a comparison of Masha and Dasha.
Readers of "Enchantments" will not learn much of Masha's later life in Paris with an abusive husband, or be told that she had two children.
(Another of Masha's lines more cogently sums up the navel-gazing atmosphere that suffuses the play: "I want to talk about myself").
