Sentence examples for serving the playwright from inspiring English sources

"The authors say: 'Look, you're tax-exempt, you're supposed to be serving the playwright.

Characters are like puppets serving the playwright's designs".

They serve the playwright's gifts by refusing to simplify.

"The goal is to serve the playwright by having a production".

Meant to serve the playwright in the throes of creation and to enlighten the audience about the way a play comes to be, the theater has traditionally put a selected play through a four-step program.

Laurence O'Keefe -- also of Legally Blonde, as well as serving as the playwright's husband -- has provided gleefully bubbly music, mostly for scene changes.

Naylor the director really doesn't serve Naylor the playwright and almost scuppers his own play, but Zoya and Nazir's story is a strong one (Zoya's fate is particularly moving), telling of how ideals become self-serving and the betrayals of institutions and individuals gradually destroy the future for two young people – and an entire country.

But really, Finding Neverland serves the same purpose that playwright George Bernard Shaw prescribed to Barrie's masterpiece: "ostensibly a holiday entertainment for children but really a play for grown-up people".

Few actors, though, could do much with the dialogue served up in the playwright Alexi Kaye Campbell's screenplay: "It would have been a lot better for us all if Hitler had spent his life doing tacky paintings," says Mirren's Maria, taking the stating of the bleeding obvious to a new level.

Most of Mr. Paxman's descriptions of royal life serve to reinforce the playwright Alan Bennett's observation that "to be heir to the throne is not a position; it is a predicament".

The Ojai Playwrights Conference sole concern is to serve the vision of the writer.