Sentence examples for veteran playwright from inspiring English sources

The other high point is the opener, "Existence," by the veteran playwright Murray Schisgal (1 30).

Penned by Connolly and veteran playwright David Williamson, the screenplay runs two parallel storylines.

It concerns a crazed director, a panicky veteran playwright and a blasé waitress who writes plays.

Mr. Horovitz, a veteran playwright who should know better, is here afflicted with doesn't-know-when-to-stop disease.

Mr. Guare, the veteran playwright best known for his dazzling social satire, "Six Degrees of Separation," must be the most fearless, even reckless playwright in America.

Best Play The race is between two sentimental favorites: The veteran playwright Christopher Durang, who has never won a Tony, and Nora Ephron, a popular figure in the New York cultural scene who died last year.

The Playwright and Director Center, the brainchild of two well-known veteran playwrights, Aleksei Kazantsev and Mikhail Roshchin, has been especially productive since opening in December 1998.

A graduate of the Yale School of Drama, she has written for both seasons of "In Treatment" alongside veteran playwrights like Marsha Norman ("'night, Mother") and Warren Leight ("Side Man").

The affiliated writers who have been retired to alumni status include the Pulitzer Prize winner Nilo Cruz Annana in the Tropics"), the Tony Award winner John Logan ("Red"), and the veteran playwrights Jeffrey Sweet ("Flyovers") and James Sherman ("Beau Jest").

The old boys' club of New York theater, for decades defined by the chummy relationships of producers and directors, is changing with the rise of female directors who are in demand by veteran playwrights as well as hot young writers.

That news was disclosed by one of LAByrinth's artistic directors, Stephen Adly Guirgis, on Tuesday night at a symposium of midcareer and veteran playwrights discussing the challenges of being produced in New York, even Off Off Broadway, where theaters have fewer than 100 seats.