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Later, in “European Oils,” Bejar channels “Songs of Love and Hate”-era Leonard Cohen, and implores a “hangman’s beautiful daughter?? to join him in a declaration of “death to the murderers we’ve loved all our lives...
...started to get panic attacks. I couldn’t believe that people were subjecting themselves to this particular brand of torture once again. It seemed so anachronistic and evil for the fashion designers to resurrect them. Were they in a coalition to incite anxiety in their favorite daughter??yours truly? I ended up reasoning with myself, of course. “Fashion designers can never really be ‘wrong,’ in the traditional sense,” I repeated to myself while crying over a toilet. “They?...
...best you want to be. We don’t have the type of relationship where I would call her up after a competition, but she is staying at my house when she comes to coach the ballroom team next week. Following her daughter??s lead, Mariko’s mother began taking ballroom lessons at a Waltham dance studio. While there, Mrs. Cantley took lessons from Peter Walker. After Mrs. Cantley introduced Peter and Mariko, the two began competing in professional-amateur competitions together.My partner, Peter Walker, and I started dancing together...
...spot his wife misses on a pot she cleans, he obnoxiously corrects his son on minor details, and he never pays attention to his introverted daughter, Eliza (Flora Cross)—that is, until she wins the local spelling bee. Saul, a theology professor, insists that his daughter??s spelling powers are intrinsically connected to Jewish mysticism, which, of course, means her powers would be best spent in winning the national spelling bee. As he refocuses the household on his daughter, his wife develops a severe anxiety disorder and his son begins a religious exploration...
...Kawaller’s Sophie seems to succeed in her mission, it is largely because of the “father-daughter?? dynamic, which is somewhat forcibly and awkwardly established in the script between Mahler and Sophie from the beginning of the play. (At one point, Sophie pointedly asks Mahler, “What is your father’s name? Robert?” to which Mahler responds, “My name is Robert.”) The sometimes clumsy script is ably repaired by the quality of the interaction between the two players...