Word: attracted
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Even in Spain, true flamenco appeals mostly to aficionados, and although Flamenco Puro was a success in both Seville and Paris, Orezzoli is nervous about its future in America. "This show must attract a public that is still not formed," he says. "When you hear tango, it can awake something that is familiar. It is urban folklore. But flamenco puts you in a different world. People who expect castanets might be disappointed." If first-week audiences are any indication, however, they will not be, and word of mouth is already causing a toe-tapping, heel-stamping queue...
...been expanding ever since its inception by the Wursthaus restaurant eight years ago. But while the Munich Oktoberfest originated as a celebration of Prince Ludwig's wedding and of drinking special Oktoberfest beer, the Harvard Square Oktoberfest started, according to owner of Wursthaus, Frank Cardullo, as an attempt to attract more business to the Square after the rebuilding of the MBTA Red Line...
...tends to attract overachievers, he said, and a "slight reduction in the throttle setting" of academic life would provide "a little more time on the margins...for reflection, pleasure and interaction with colleagues...
ZONA ROSA and The Eighteenth Hole, a new pair of one-act plays, is best understood as a production group's advertisement to attract aspiring playwrights. Theatre In Process demonstrates that it is not picky...
Braxton said she believes that Harvard could domore to attract Black students. "We should informminorities that you don't have to be the son of arich, Anglo-Saxon corporate executive to go here,"Braxton said...