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...story is simple; there is no time for plot build-up. Daryl Downs (Pamela D. Meekins) is an exotic art dealer who happens to be black and who wants to buy a painting from Steel (Patrick Sylvain). Steel is an artist from Trinidad who repeatedly refers to his work as "his soul," implying a symbolic tie to his African heritage. When Steel refuses to "sell his soul away" for money, intra-racial conflict ensues between those espousing more practical and more philosophical responsess to prejudice...

Author: By Robert J. Fuller, | Title: Practical and Ideological Interpretation of Race Do Battle in New Drama | 4/21/1994 | See Source »

...When Daryl and Steel argue, we are left with a sense of urgency and stagnation, fostered by the eloquence of both sides. It is as if we are watching an action play, only here the actions are words which nevertheless leave us entirely involved...

Author: By Robert J. Fuller, | Title: Practical and Ideological Interpretation of Race Do Battle in New Drama | 4/21/1994 | See Source »

...case, though flawed, captures well the feeling that this is a play that ought to be heard more than seen. They are each strong and confident in their portrayals. Meekins, who seems to gain confidence as the show progresses, maintains Daryl's haughtiness without losing depth and understanding. Her character is helped by her recitation of a poem by Maya Angelou. Here Meekins manages to convey a hidden intensity that saves her character from becoming just another corporate executive senseless to the social implications of her work...

Author: By Robert J. Fuller, | Title: Practical and Ideological Interpretation of Race Do Battle in New Drama | 4/21/1994 | See Source »

...destiny is far kinder in director Christopher Guest's post-feminist ; interpretation of this troubled suburban Mrs. The result is a movie that really means to be funny. The new Attack spoofs '90s notions of male insecurity and female empowerment. The plot follows the old line: Nancy (Daryl Hannah) is married to a bonehead (Daniel Baldwin), who prefers cavorting in motels with beauticians named Honey to sipping Chardonnay at home with his wife. For years he has chipped away at Nancy's self-esteem. She's 5 ft. 10 in., but inside she feels about the size of a Barbie...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Fifty-Foot Feminist | 12/13/1993 | See Source »

...albums form a linear chronicle of the heart's glories and ravages. Until now Browne, 45, has remained a discreet diarist: specific about emotions, silent about names. But this time he has been undermined by the headlines. Browne has been reasonably forthright about his messy breakup with actress Daryl Hannah, which resulted in lurid stories of battery, which Browne denied...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Songs of an Open Heart | 12/13/1993 | See Source »

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