playwright
IPA: pɫˈeɪraɪt
noun
- A writer and creator of theatrical plays.
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Examples of "playwright" in Sentences
- The article creator was the playwright.
- Seneca was the philosopher and playwright.
- His brother is the playwright, John Buskin.
- The playwright seems the most likely target.
- It was the hometown of the playwright, Pratinas.
- He was the son of the playwright Henry Killigrew.
- It was the playwright's job to choreograph the chorus.
- The playwright and the teacher are not the same person.
- Essentially, the bookwriter is the playwright of the musical.
- Ibsen was not the first playwright to dramatize the story of Catiline.
- John Kani, a Tony Award-winning actor and playwright, is the storyteller.
- This Irish-born actor, director, and playwright is best known for his adaptations of Shakespearian plays.
- This Scottish writer and playwright is probably best known by children around the world as the creator of Peter Pan and Neverland.
- Each playwright is paired with a mentor and director, many of whom have experience in the theatrical or film and television industries.
- Blame my theatrical background -- we were taught to read plays in part, at least, in the context of what the playwright is trying to say.
- The playwright is clearly striving for Dennis Potter style moments of rapture; sadly he achieves only a bizarre and unintentional effect of Pinteresque non sequitur.
- Ludwig's show-biz success has always prompted people to ask why he hasn't moved to New York, but the more interesting question may be why someone who saw himself as a playwright from the age of 6 never saw himself living the fantasy Manhattan penthouse life.