Sentence examples for run of plays from inspiring English sources

Candlelit, intimate and with a resident company of musicians, the space inspires a final run of plays from Shakespeare: Pericles (c1609), Cymbeline (c1610), The Winter's Tale (c1611) and The Tempest (c1611).

Long preview periods are not new for some Off Broadway theaters: Papp, the longtime artistic director of the Public Theater, used to hold previews for most of the run of plays to keep out critics, said Oskar Eustis, the Public's current artistic director.

He actively encouraged women dramatists, so that in 1989 the Court presented an unbroken run of plays by Timberlake Wertenbaker (Our Country's Good), Caryl Churchill (Ice Cream), Charlotte Keatley (My Mother Said I Never Should) and Winsome Pinnock (A Hero's Welcome and A Rock in Water), together with a reading of Clare McIntyre's My Heart's a Suitcase.

One of Australia's most established theatre actors, Rush said he had no "zeitgeist theories" about the run of plays-turned-films, but said it "reflects something about the fertility of what's around".

There's one well against the run of play.

It was against the run of play but who cared.

Both their goals were against the run of play.

Then, against the run of play, Forest took the lead.

North's third try came against the run of play.

It was completely against the run of play of the second half, of most of the game.

The run of play for the first 18 minutes or so clearly favored England.