Sentence examples for verbatim play from inspiring English sources
In Lines, he imagined theatre eating itself, penning a verbatim play about a verbatim play.
"At no point, to my knowledge, has this ever been described as a verbatim play".
As centenary commemorations continue in Belfast, Owen McCafferty's rigorous verbatim play provides an antidote to Titanic fatigue.
In 2007, off-Broadway theatre New York Theatre Workshop approached us about creating a new verbatim play.
Having worked on Moisés Kaufman's US verbatim play about hate crime, The Laramie Project, Street decided to use the same technique of intensive interviews for her piece.
This verbatim play, constructed from interviews by Gillian Slovo and Nicolas Kent, attempts to investigate why young Muslims might want to join Islamic State.
The verbatim plays struck chords.
Other playwrights, including Owen McCafferty in Titanic, have written verbatim plays.
More and more people now appreciate what verbatim plays, this rather austere-sounding branch of political theatre, can offer.
His tenure has established the Tricycle as a leading political theatre, best known for its "tribunal" verbatim plays such as The Colour of Justice, a staged version of the 1999 Stephen Lawrence inquiry, and 2007's Called to Account, a fictional trial of Tony Blair over his actions in Iraq.
Playwright Philip Ralph is on a similar quest, and he is currently telling their story in Deep Cut, a verbatim drama playing at Edinburgh's Traverse theatre.
