Word: romanticized
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Harvard student Blackmer makes his professional debut with "Snappy Crayons," not only dancing in the show, but also assisting in the choreography of several scenes, including the very funny "Gunslinger." "Gunslinger," the highlight of the second act, features Blackmer and Whiteside in a mock gunfight. Pantomiming guns with their hands...
They are, in a way, easy marks. Primo, the chef, is a shy and brooding purist, utterly unable to compromise one of his exquisite risottos, no matter what the market demands. Secondo, the maitre d', shoots his cuffs with elegant panache but is not quite the shrewd and worldly businessman...
"But this is my first campaign, and I feel myself as on a darkling plain," she went on, struggling to control her emotions. "All my life, I have dreamt of joining you to chronicle these great romantic battles. Even as a child I read myself to sleep with the works...
There is not enough space here to supply an adequate roadmap for a liberal education. But a good procrustean rule of thumb is to doubt everything modern, which means all philosophy, literature, art and music less than 180 years old. Jane Austen's brilliantly anti-modern and anti-Romantic novel...
Wayans, reprising the comic anger of his Major Payne, mostly gets to glower and spit out lines like "Shut the hell up!" Sandler has the whining sharpie role, playing up coquettishly to Wayans' righteousness. He even--could this be more femme?--gets his own romantic shower scene, in which he...