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...RolePlay, superbly performed by Jacqueline King. Perpetually drunk, she mortifies everyone with alcohol-drenched insults. Yet among the hypocritical company, her honesty is refreshing. Which brings us to Rule No. 54: "Casting is everything." Ayckbourn's ensemble is uniformly fabulous. In particular Alison Pargeter moves from sniveling schoolgirl through Bridget Jones-style lonelyheart to damaged woman, impressive in each incarnation...
...Quincy: Wenya L. Bi, Kathy Chang, Ross G. Douthat, Michael L. Faye, Jeffrey P. Filippini, Claire E. Herrick, Julie L. Rattey, Andrew J. Rosenfeld, Emma C. Samelson-Jones, Bridget E. Tenner, Steven C. Wu, Allen T. Yancy and Jesse G. Zalatan...
...parked my car in the labyrinthine car park and c) what shade of highlights I should get for my hair. To tell you the truth?and this may disappoint Western readers who love the mythical figure of the Chinese Chick?most Asian women I know are more like Bridget Jones than Madame...
...live in the age of extended adolescence. Pop culture is full of characters like Bridget Jones and the Friends gang, waiting until their 30s to start thinking seriously about marriage and kids. But nature still keeps to the same schedule. Many twentysomething mothers and fathers take to the role easily, but others feel they are still kids themselves, and the sudden responsibility can threaten a relationship. "My husband wanted a softball team," jokes Theresa Mathis, 35. She had scarcely graduated from Virginia Tech when the couple built a six-bedroom farmhouse by hand in southwestern Virginia...
Small pictures, powerful presence and an output that can't be compressed into a single show. The Hayward's version, "Paul Klee: The Nature of Creation," was curated by a critic, Robert Kudielka, and a painter, the supremely intelligent and responsive Bridget Riley, the grande dame of English art. As Kudielka points out in his catalog introduction, Klee's work was not rooted in any movement. However abstract, it came out of the experience of nature and culture blended. Perhaps the decisive moment in Klee's early career was a 1914 visit that he and his friend August Macke paid...