Sentence examples for unsettling plays from inspiring English sources

A legacy of baleful distrust dominates LaBute's internal landscape, as well as the terrain of his unsettling plays.

AN emerging theater company is putting its credibility on the line by taking a chance on an unproven, unsettling play.

This year, the mantle has been taken up by theatrical provocateurs Ontroerend Goed and their unsettling play Audience, while Crouch appears to have opted for a safer option.

It was unsettling playing for England – with people saying I shouldn't be in the team – and that carried over into this season.

This "Snow White" is based on a deeply unsettling play by Robert Walser, a writer with whom Mr. Holliger has had a special relationship, across the gap of 60 years that separates them.

During Jesse Helms's heyday, in the early nineties, Vogel applied for a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to test its notorious obscenity pledge; she used her grant to write an unsettling play about pornography and domestic violence called "Hot 'N' Throbbing".

A few nights ago at the Soho Theatre, I watched Philip Ridley's new play, Radiant Vermin: a darkly hilarious but unsettling play about a couple who slowly abandon all codes of morality in their pursuit of a "dream home" in the face of house prices way beyond their means.

"It's always a little unsettling to play them.

* "SIDE MAN". Warren Leight's powerfully unsettling memory play has moved from Off Broadway to the Roundabout Theater, where it has acquired the ineffable quality of something deeper, more penetrating.

I have never seen so many people buy the script at the interval, a sign of just how slippery and unsettling this play is in Antony Clark's perfectly judged and beautifully acted production.

MOUTH TO MOUTH Kevin Elyot's unsettling 2001 play, which had its premiere at the Royal Court Theater in London, will make its American debut in this New Group production directed by Mark Brokaw.