Sentence examples for took a play from inspiring English sources
In the mid-eighties, Wadlow and Morgan took a play, "Gross," based on Wadlow's summer job at a call center, to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Sondheim: Yeah, but Oscar invented that with "Oklahoma!" He took a play that was about homosexuality in the West and turned it into a sunny musical.
Later she headed a South African venture promoting African films, then took a play with an African cast to Off Broadway.
As a student, he took a play to the Edinburgh fringe, was asked to update the production's website, bought himself a teach yourself book and never looked back.
Mr. Abbott was 24 in 1951 when he took a play written by two actors who had been prisoners of war, Edmund Trzcinski and Don Bevan, and put it on at the Lambs Club theater on West 44th Street.
John Fitch took a play from Travis Kalanick and decided Steamboats were too expensive for the everyday seafarer.
He took a play-to-the-max approach to this score, and the orchestra was with him all the way.
He took a play-writing class and auditioned for an improvisational show.
"The guy never takes a play off.
"Linemen often take a play off.
As a student, she had taken a play to Edinburgh.
