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(91) In 1937, American playwright Clifford Odets wrote a play called "The Golden Boy".

(92) They include novels, short stories, essays and film scripts. She was also a filmmaker, playwright and theater director.

(93) Still another is Roman Catholic Playwright William Alfred, whose off-Broadway hit, Hogan's Goat, melodramatically plots a turn-of-the-century Irish immigrant's struggle to achieve the American dream.

(94) Mokhwa Repertory Company was founded in 1984 by the well-known Korean playwright and director Oh Tae'-sok and so on. who founded.

(95) With the flourish of the Off-Off Broadway movement, the 1960's American theater saw the emergence of a particularly promising playwright, Sam Shepard.

(96) If there is any tragic flaw in her character, the playwright has turned the blind-spot to it and evidently wishes us to do the same.

(97) With the flourish of the Off-Off Broadway movements, the 1960s' American dramatic world saw the emergence of a particularly promising playwright, Sam Shepard.

(98) The contemporary British playwright Tom Stoppard has already been the focus of the critics in the field of theatre for the special style of his works.

(99) But with everything that's happened to me, all of my experiences, I've never been able to solve the real problems of life that have plagued every playwright since Euripides and Aristophanes.

(100) "Now is the time to strike," said playwright Tracey Scott Wilson, whose play "The Good Negro" about the civil rights movement had a successful off-Broadway run this year.

(101) She had highly publicized marriages to baseball great Joe DiMaggio and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Arthur Miller.

(102) "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love" by the British playwright and poet Christopher Marlowe is generally acknowledged as one of the most beautiful lyrics in British literature.

(103) Yan Su, China's civilian Major General, the famous playwright, lyricist.

(104) I consider him the - uh - the greatest playwright,'said Hsin - mei , taking a wild guess.

(105) And, in one of the most anticipated events, American playwright David Mamet premieres a new play in the fall called "Race."

(106) Shakespeare. All legendary plays occupy a pivotal position in Shakespeare's playwright because each of them has its unique characters in the history of Shakespearian plays.

(107) Strange Interlude is of great significance for the establishment of Eugene O'Neill as a world famous playwright.

(108) People ask you for criticism, but they only want praise---William Somerset Maugham[sentencedict.com], English novelist and playwright.

(109) Harold Pinter is a great contemporary British playwright, who has made great contribution to the theater of the absurd.

(110) Strindberg also demands that the naturalist playwright strive toward a new conception of character.

(111) American playwright Eugene O'Neill is a major representative of the Western modernistic literary school.

(112) Another piece, "Pka Kolab Khiev" (Blue Roses), explores the sweet but lonely character of Laura from American playwright Tennessee Williams' seminal work, The Glass Menagerie.

(113) That ill-conceived remake of the 1939 classic suffered from too few of the words of the original playwright Clare Booth Luce .

(114) John Galsworthy is one of the most prominent English critical realistic writer and playwright in the 20th century.

(115) In 1937, American playwright Clifford Odets wrote a play called "The Golden Boy". This expression describes a young man who has many good qualities and a bright future.

(116) The Nobel Prize laureate in literature of 2005 and the most important contemporary British playwright, Harold Pinter has charted a territory in the theatrical field.http://sentencedict.com/playwright.html

(117) The playwright, the set designer, the wardrobe lady, all get credit.

(118) The theory of "Still Drama" is one of the most vital theories on drama writing advanced by Maurice Maeterlinck, famous Belgium writer and playwright.

(119) Never Take Your Eyes Off Your Competition: Playwright Henrik Ibsen would work at a desk decorated with a portrait of arch-rival playwright August Strindberg.

(120) During the Renaissance, some of the playwright tried to free their traditional perceptions and being apolaustic.