His prior contact with her, after a local musical revue in which she had performed, was brief.
Commentary-free yet slyly evocative — an imposing portrait of Lenin presides over a ballot box at a local election — "Revue" is at its most chilling in the dissonance between public message and private experience.
After drowning his sorrows at a local drag revue with the help of some friends (including fellow real-life drag queens Shangela and Willem), Richard becomes Bianca and returns to disrupt the school's backward values and exact revenge.
He has enthusiastically delved into the artistic weft of his temporary home, though, performing in the Dirty Dime Peepshow, a local monthly burlesque revue, between on-set duties.
The pageant started as a local bathing suit revue in Long Beach, California, organized by a swimwear company.
While studying medicine at the University of New South Wales, Miller and his twin brother, John, made St. Vincent's Revue Film (1971), a short film that won a local competition.
But Gross's evidence, right down to an anti-Semitic revue that was staged in January 1947 near the largest Jewish cemetery on the planet, Auschwitz (a local policeman had the starring role), overwhelms his theory.
He published his first poems as an adolescent in local literary revues, soon obtaining employment at a publishing house where he worked as a proofreader and editor of its literary journals.
The 12th annual Father's Frolics, a stage revue featuring local dads, was presented at Lanterman Auditorium, courtesy of the Fathers Council, which presented 25 different acts.
