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.... John: Sorry. (He turns and hurtles back through the EXIT.) Patsy: The sign was right. There’s only ladies in there. Mmm . . .(She smiles in- (Patsy hurtles into the LADIES.) sanely and hurtles to the door marked MEN...

... that they will somehow lose their marine animal; suffice it to say, he has its downstage edge as the interior of the footing and go hurtling into space. adapted to his environment. vessel pushes upward to displace the open...

... of greed, as they 15, ’88).The fact that, as Erika Munk ping voices, simultaneous conversa- hurtle on automatic pilot like sattelites reminds us (ViZZage Voice, March 22, tions, and choral conclusions to each of into oblivion. This is the startling, ’88),the day before Rich’s review, Papp...

..., “hope, love, and companionship;” they’ve only known “pov- the wait-and-see attitude, is the use of two modifying adjec- erty, fear, and despair.” In other words, Swing is a “We don’t tives that hurtle into their noun without a comma: the “ac- know what it is, but we think you should buy it” item...

... is without meaning; even the politically sympathetic in that baby hurtling in its carriage down place of the talented the Odessa steps in Potemkin is part of the 'co-ordinated' in place of the great plan, and the spectacle is ex• the trained, citing...

... system crashes the awful swift hurtle of the blade and a woman's shrill scream. Their heads merely jerk awry on their necks and they are still: broken puppets, each in his case on the shelf. The anatomy charts come up, glowing coldly, dominating the scene. Danton's long death is achieved. He...

... the play to run like a hurtling engine This is exactly the response she wants: an audience smashing through that tunnel vision of academic rectitude actively engaging in a debate with her stage. “Theater in or passionate speciousness so prevalent in political theater. England is becoming too...

... a best which man can find and realize.” Toller’s ode-like narrative of a comrade-in-arms or a turned-off observer, in either case he or she bourgeois woman trying to mediate between the exploitative levers of had been hurtled into the arena. capitalism and the vindictive righteousness...

... his eyes, hesi- them all on their way! What had been made tates-and sounds a note. He is immediately sent of me, I now made of an entire world! You hurtling forward, as fshovedji-om behind. He may as well...

... fill the second half of Reimann’s Lear and pitiless destruction. At Edmund’s com- send it hurtling toward its bleak climax mand, she was led away to her death by six were, without exception, presented...

.... And, as we hurtle toward tacky brushstroke on thousands of the millennium, rudderless, we want to square feet of trompe l’oeil canvas 30 ...

..., impresario Oscar Jaff e (Alec Baldwin), as they hurtle toward a romantic and professional rapprochement while onboard the famous luxury train. At the same time, Knopf has brought out Margot Peters’s biography of Lynn Fontanne and Alfred Lunt, Design for Living, an account of the renowned theatrical...

..., impresario Oscar Jaff e (Alec Baldwin), as they hurtle toward a romantic and professional rapprochement while onboard the famous luxury train. At the same time, Knopf has brought out Margot Peters’s biography of Lynn Fontanne and Alfred Lunt, Design for Living, an account of the renowned theatrical...

... a motorcycle came hurtling into the audito- The physical limitations of Burian's the- rium through a paper screen. But such atre forced a new relationship between tricks were, by definition, one-shot ef- actor and film. Since action was usually fects. The Magic Lantern's creators tried seen...

... he sees a runaway train (or, in the United Kingdom, trolley) hurtling down a track toward five people (tied to the track) who face certain death. The man happens to be in front of a signal switch that will send the train down a sidetrack...

... up over his back and covers his sporadically while thinking out loud. mouth with her hand. You see, fact and truth are not the same thing. For instance, somewhere in outer space there is angel a dead star hurtling away from us, but its light Repeat...

... Hatshepsut explains, ”they put uh out what will happen next, it comes not from the hurtling “d” on thuh end of roun making round. Thusly they set in forward of an event into its consequences, but from the motion thuh end. Without that “d” we coulda gone on variations she builds on established...

... the way. Hurtling down the Shankill on an afternoon in May, we all meet Rosie and Bill. Rosie is originally from the Falls Road. She left for London in 1968, before the beginning of the conflict. She was eighteen and seeing a young man whom she thought was from the Falls Road. The journey, for her...

..., but then faster and faster, be irrelevant . . . a sort of minor diversion it will collapse backwards. Galaxies and suns down a road that isn’t really going anywhere, and planets and atoms, all hurtling back to the a sort of pointless distraction from the main middle point where they began. narratives...

... for discharge. Tikhon has lost his legs, Evgenii his mind, and Vanya has been shot in the gut by his supervising officer for stealing food. The play starts in a realistic mode with Tikhon writing a letter home narrating the story. The seven scenes are labeled “car- riages.” Each train carriage hurtles...