Word: theaterful
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...They had ladies then, actresses who, in their fine features and perfect poise, their manner and manners, suggested that the old aristocracy was not ready to be overthrown. They could play women of nobility or ordinary girls with a sense of breeding. Often they came to Hollywood from English theater and films, but to many American viewers they seemed visitors from a higher realm. Their names still say "class": Vivien Leigh, Wendy Hiller, Jean Simmons, Claire Bloom. Of course, in a class by herself, Audrey Hepburn. And Deborah Kerr, whose grounded grace illuminated some of the best relics from...
...Storey Hotel in Bugis, tel: (65) 6333 4900, for an alfresco "steamboat" or hot-pot dinner. The hotel is one the few remaining old landmarks in the area. After dinner, pop over to the Arts House, tel: (65) 6332 6900, on Old Parliament Lane. A theater screens Singaporean films and critically acclaimed foreign works, while the café, Earshot, doubles as a shop that stocks the largest collection of local music, books and videos. If you want to chill out late, go to Haji Lane, where there are dozens of quaint little...
...play. I mean, how do you know? Like some years ago, my wife and I went to see Ralph Fiennes do Hamlet. And I'd seen movies of Hamlet, I'd seen kind of amateurish productions, and I'd read the play. But we walked out of that theater, and we stood there, and we went, "Holy s---." Now how did Will know that was going to happen? [Everybody laughs.] So my question is, At what point do you have some sense of whether a film is going to work or not, as you're working...
...Faust for her “genuine interest in the arts” in his welcoming speech before inviting her to the stage to deliver opening remarks. Faust conveyed her excitement in seeing the “new spaces, new times, and new possibilities” of the historic theater, paying equal respects to the Hasty Pudding’s artistic contributions since 1888 as well as the “cauldron of creativity” that she said would undoubtedly be the future of theater at Harvard. Faust also noted the importance of having a space...
...spent an hour soaked in the pomp and circumstance of Tercentenary Theater (most bootleg theater ever, btdubs!). I was shivering half of the time, praying for short speeches the other half of the time, and being shushed by my neighbors for praying too loudly the other half of the time...