Playwright is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLAYWRIGHT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person who writes plays
• a person who writes plays.
• A maker or adapter of plays.
• someone who writes plays

Words related to PLAYWRIGHT

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Words that contain PLAYWRIGHT

playwrights23 playwrighting26 playwrightings27

How to use PLAYWRIGHT in a sentence

• The obscure playwright is no less impressive than the world-renowned historian.
• Samuel Rowley was at once an actor and a playwright.
• The anonymous playwright owes much more than the title of the play to Ben Jonson.
• It had now become possible to earn a livelihood as an actor and playwright.
• This playwright seems to be sometimes alluded to as Daphnis, sometimes under his own name.
• The first night of the play justified all that Marion and Wimpole had claimed for it, and was a great personal triumph for the new playwright.
• The great English playwright took him by the hand and in the hearing of all praised him gracefully and kindly.
• Satire on a Conceited Playwright 65 JOHN ARBUTHNOT XXIII.
• Charleston was the scene of his brief, though not wholly unsuccessful, career as a play-wright.
• As poet, playwright, and man of taste, Rowe was admirably fitted to introduce Shakespeare to a multitude of new readers.
• The great English playwright took him by the hand and in the hearing of all, praised him gracefully and kindly.
• Yet it was years before the discovery was made that this popular playwright was also the greatest poet and the profoundest psychologist of all time.
• But in considering the later plays we are forced to wonder whether the philosopher has not gained the upper hand and reduced the playwright to slavery.
• X After all, it is not as a philosopher that Ibsen demands attention, but as a dramatist, as a playwright who is also a poet.
• Or he may be simply a stage-manager and nothing else, a craftsman of a new calling, not author, not actor, yet able on occasion to give hints to playwright and to player.
• Martyn attempted it it had come to the end to which he has come as playwright.
• Moore have neither of them, however, learned the art of the playwright.
• In a sense, too, they are a commentary on the plays, and as I have also said a revelation of the playwright.
• When he became a playwright he was about fifty years old.
• No playwright would dare to dump down his principal actor at the outset of a play.
• Every playwright of his day endeavoured to secure his services.
• This country is divided off into a kind of glorious chessboard, each square being sacred to some immortal author, playwright, or poet.
• I have spoken to the playwright myself and he has assured me of it.
• I had never seen him before, but I knew his brother, a brilliant playwright, in a social way.
• Yet even that playwright comparison scarcely expresses all the facts of the case.
• The boy who is interested in machinery may become an inventor or he may become a playwright or an author.
• He is a marvelously fertile, skillful, poetic playwright.
• The playwright noticed this, but was too much interested in himself and the hope of securing a capitalist to care.
• As a rule, one finds the popular playwright taking off his hat to contemporaries who at best are no better than his equals.
• But he should have chosen a more stable testament than this avowal made to a whimsically-minded playwright with an absurd weakness for the beauties of a midnight wood.
• The Great Playwright sees fit, now and then, to take away some well-beloved players.
• He represented one idea at least that the English playwright has certainly not borrowed from the French stage.

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