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Перевод: playwright
[существительное] драматург
Тезаурус:
- Anthony Minghella is in conversation with David Edgar (playwright, dramatist and essayist).
- Henry, a successful playwright, is being pushed by his wife to re-write or adapt a play by a raw young man called Brodie, who is in prison.
- Along with with Robin Harris, past director of Conservative research department, who is joining the Downing Street policy unit, John O'Sullivan, editor of the US National Review and Sir Ronald Millar, playwright, Mr Patten has been helping to write the Prime Minister's speech for today's keynote address.
- The brilliant young composer, not the burned-out playwright.
- John Osborne's Look Back in Anger was presented in a new production in 1989 as a study of a failed marriage rather than of the playwright's early ideological concerns.
- An example is the catalogue of paintings by Nol Coward, which was prefaced by a memoir of the playwright, describing his interest in painting.
- INTERVIEW / The merchant's tale: Playwright Arnold Wesker tells Paul Arnott about the latest production of his jinxed Shylock
- Havel, the young playwright in the late 1960s A writer still?.
- All this, you might think, would be enough for any playwright but, with reckless abandon, Shadwell keeps flinging further ingredients into his rich comic stew.
- The leading Romanian playwright Mr Eugene Ionescu appealed to President Mikhail Gorbachev to help secure the removal of Mr Ceausescu.
- Perhaps the best known play, and eventual film, about mental handicap was "A Day in the Death of Joe Egg" based on the true-life story of Abigail, born to the playwright Peter Nichols, and born a spastic due to a difficult birth.
- Only occasionally, in the heat of the party, did this formula go amiss as when he blithely introduced Robert Morley (playwright, actor, racanteur and wit) to his own son Sheridan.
- It was in this atmosphere of craven piety that Lillian Hellman, the playwright who had carte blanche in Hollywood to write what pictures she liked, administered a cold douche to the nation's conscience by stating unequivocally that she refused to inform on anybody else but herself.
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