Irish writer / director Martin McDonagh has made
a name as a playwright and filmmaker through comedies of crime and consequence that dare audiences to consider heavy themes amidst dark tones and cruel twists.
Not exact matches
In speaking of «recent scholars who have used the new scholarship,» Miola kindly mentions my
name as a «Jesuit who detects Jesuit influence on the
playwright in The Catholicism of Shakespeare's Plays (1997) and other works.»
That last one is the same
name as the place some little known
playwright was from.
Though Strouse reportedly based his screenplay on his own difficulties making a
name for himself
as a
playwright early in his career, the film's look into the life of struggling artist Jessica James (Jessica Williams) feels familiar at best.
If you've seen the dark - comedy - with - a-streak-of-philosophy In Bruges, the
name «McDonagh» may not be wholly unfamiliar to you,
as that film brought Irish
playwright and director Martin McDonagh to international attention.
Barnum also meets a
playwright named Phillip Carlyle (Zac Efron), who he takes on
as a partner.
Enter a buffoonish, basically illiterate actor
named Shakespeare (Rafe Spall), who's game to be paid
as a
playwright, but would really prefer to act in the plays.
Along the way its colorful story takes in a host of characters, locations, and events, from the early Anglo - Saxon tribes; Alfred the Great's stubborn resistance to the Danes; the impact of the Norman invasion in 1066; the «arrival» of such masterpieces
as Beowulf and The Canterbury Tales, not to mention a «coarse»
playwright named William Shakespeare (who alone contributed 2,000 new words to the language!)
In the book's foreword,
playwright Paul Rudnick identifies one of his favorite pieces
as Rakoff's essay on Stuart Little, aptly titled «The Love That Dare Not Squeak Its
Name.»
Ferrets were mentioned
as early
as 450 BCE by the Greek
playwright, Aristophanes, who drew similarities between the Achaeans (one classical
name for the Greeks) to ferrets in their abilities
as thieves.
It started life
as the location for the Camden Council Building and Library, which housed the purpose - built Shaw Theatre,
named in honour of renowned
playwright George Bernard Shaw.
Playwright and performer Will Power has been
named to a new position
as Artist - in - Residence in the Division of Theatre at Southern Methodist University's Meadows School of the Arts, beginning with the fall 2012 semester.
Malani also draws from literature
as in her 1999 video installation, Hamletmachine, an adaptation of German
playwright and director Heiner Müller's 1977 play of the same
name which addressed the division of East and West Germany.