Andrew: Sonny Geraci and Climax, "Precious and Few".
Will the show stick to the mythology, and climax with Arthur dying at Mordred's hand?
Kelman's novels tend to proceed without troughs and peaks, suspense and climax.
Music, with its patterns of excitement, tension, rhythm and climax is innately predisposed to erotic depiction and expression.
He conducted from memory with complete command, showing a canny sense of pacing and climax and playing the bombast to the full.
What it means is that the ballet steps are elided — often smeared — into a long-phrased action that favors rush and climax over clarity.
Though it contains far less action than the two earlier plays, it shows Bhavabhuti at the height of his power in characterization and in presenting suspense and climax.
Variety and climax are achieved by contrast in number of voices and texture, by the richness and complexity of melodic figuration, sometimes by changes in metre and tempo.
Barker's play is well constructed along formulaic lines; its four acts take the form of introduction, conflict, confrontation and climax, denouement.
A natural forest consists of roughly seven layers: the rhizosphere, ground covers, herbaceous layer, shrub layer, climbers, lower canopy and climax layer.
There are some established street theatre companies including Desperate Men who consider text as central to the "successful process and climax of good theatre".
