Sentences with phrase «in famous playwright»

Maria Enders (Binoche) has been acting since she was 18 years old and cast in famous playwright Wilhelm Melchior's seductive play and eventual film, «Maloja Snake», about a young girl who seduces an older Lesbian.

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The famous 19th - century French playwright and novelist Honoré de Balzac held coffee in the highest esteem and praised its invigorating impact on his mental capabilities.

With 38 plays and 154 sonnets to his name, the playwright left an indelible imprint upon literature, illustrated by the esteem his most famous works — Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet and Macbeth among them — are held in.

The romantic and artistic clashes between fading actress Irina Arkadina; fresh - faced ingénue Nina Zarechnaya; famous writer Boris Trigorin, Irina's lover; and failing playwright Konstantin Treplyov, Irina's son who is in love with Nina.

On the death of Sir Walter Scott in 1832, the city of Edinburgh agrees on designing a monument to the world wide famous Scottish historical novelist, playwright and poet.

Finally, my degree in English will finally be put to good use as I type along to my favorite lines and phrases from the famous playwright's fantastic works.

In 2008 Wästberg even wrote a manifesto for his new company, titled Lamps for A Neanderthal Man, (pdf download here), in which he quotes the famous Swedish author and playwright August Strindberg: «The electric light will make people work themselves to death.&raquIn 2008 Wästberg even wrote a manifesto for his new company, titled Lamps for A Neanderthal Man, (pdf download here), in which he quotes the famous Swedish author and playwright August Strindberg: «The electric light will make people work themselves to death.&raquin which he quotes the famous Swedish author and playwright August Strindberg: «The electric light will make people work themselves to death.»

The elegant Algonquin Hotel, designed by Goldwin Starrett and opened in 1902, was a gathering place for famous writers, actors, editors, critics and playwrights — including Dorothy Parker, Robert Benchley, Alexander Woollcott, Harold Ross, Tallulah Bankhead and Harpo Marx — whose regular «Round Table» meetings (or vicious circle, since the members thrived on gossip and pranks) helped make the hotel even more famous.