Sentence examples for talented playwright from inspiring English sources

However, in 1990, this precociously talented playwright collapsed and died, at the age of 29, from a brain haemorrhage.

With The Great Exhibition (1972) and Knuckle, (1974) Hare established himself as a talented playwright and a vigorous critic of the dubious mores of British public life.

Leo can't find himself, and Herzog, a talented playwright, can't find a way of making her characters mean much more than a finger exercise in intergenerational behavior.

And Mr. Power, the talented playwright and performer whose musical restyling of a Greek tragedy, "The Seven," was acclaimed Off Broadway several seasons back, creates vivid dramatic facsimiles of these public figures.

NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and the Rita and Burton Goldberg Department of Dramatic Writing note with deep sorrow the passing of Wendy Wasserstein, talented playwright, esteemed colleague, and valued friend.

His first appointment was István Csurka, a talented playwright who is also leader of MIEP, an anti-Semitic party.The decision by István Tarlós, Budapest's mayor and a Fidesz man, to give Mr Dörner the job caused outrage, especially as the outgoing director had reapplied for his post.

"The Big Knife" unhappily proves that talented playwrights can swing a cudgel just as loosely.

That not one of the talented playwrights involved (Gina Gionfriddo, Elizabeth Meriwether, Adam Rapp, Mark Schultz and Judith Thompson) addresses politics in any sustained way seems like a missed opportunity.

The assortment of authors represented includes the celebrated David Mamet, the celebrated-in another-medium Aaron Sorkin and the celebrated-but-dead Mark Twain, along with two talented playwrights new to Broadway, Theresa Rebeck and Tracy Letts.

But it becomes a little statement: just know I am slightly different…" Kwei-Armah, the multi-talented playwright and actor and critic and political activist, came to Baltimore having been invited to become artistic director of the state theatre here, Center Stage, the kind of offer he never received in Britain.

Imagine if Manhattan Theater Club, Playwrights Horizons or Second Stage Theater commissioned a talented young playwright to create a new heartwarming drama, with the only limitation being that Christmas or Hanukkah had to be in the title.