If you dilly-dally, they'll either nudge you with a brief interjection or they'll outright overpower you by butting in as if your words don't matter.
In "A Delicate Balance," for instance, Agnes opens the play with a lengthy, syntactically complex speech, punctuated only by brief interjections from her husband, Tobias: "It follows, to my mind, that since I speculate I might, some day, or early evening I think more likely -- some autumn dusk -- go quite mad, then I very well might".
He even sang Piquillo's brief interjections from the piano.
It's nearly a dramatic monologue for baritone, with brief interjections and one love exchange for soprano and tenor; James Johnson growled out this killer part with conviction.
A double-fault, four aces, four break points, a time warning, an interjection from the crowd in the middle of his ball-toss and a few minutes later, he held.
The remainder contains choice quotes from the conversation selected by the author, as well as brief interjections and commentary.
A brief blast from the past.
In an early scene, she watches her mother using a dictionary to decipher a letter announcing Ai-Ming's imminent arrival, then responding by telephone, "[speaking] in her mother tongue, Cantonese, with brief interjections of Mandarin".
Ian McElhinney and Stella McCusker make the most of their brief interjections as Hamm's dustbin-confined parents; their childlike, utterly dependent state is genuinely disturbing.
A brief message from Anonymous.
