There was an aural backdrop of Romantic gloom to set off a captivating 12-minute spectacle of neo-Gothic rags suggestive of "The Rainbow Goblins" (a 1970s fairy tale the designers have cited as inspiration) on a tour of Hell.
But if outraged victims still felt cheated — "I hope he is incarcerated with other rapists," one said — there is comfort to be drawn from the rich imaginings of the Florentine master who began his "Divine Comedy" with a tour of Hell and its denizens.
We will be presenting this six-part series, called A Tour of Hell, from Hell, as diary entries.
Then something happens that both upends Shin-ae's fragile sense of control and turns the film from a quiet comedy of provincial life into a tour of parental hell.
He also has blue blood, and the ability to morph his right arm into a cannon, In the beginning of the series, Prince Robot IV has just returned from a "two year tour of hell", after which he had to be given a new leg following a brutal sneak attack.
In "Vieux Carré" the Writer has landed in New Orleans and has become a Dantean cicerone, taking the audience on a tour of the particular hell that is Mrs. Wire's rooming house at 722 Toulouse Street in the French Quarter.
If he had proposed a tour of the circles of hell, I would have agreed to that, too – let the good times roll.
Wilkinson made his international debut as an 18-year-old and, after a chastening experience on the 'Tour of Hell' to Australia, he won the 2000, 2001 and 2003 Six Nations, with those successes leading to Wilkinson's signature moment at the 2003 World Cup.
SLICING THE APPLE, Sunday at 10 a.m., a tour of the theater district and Hell's Kitchen, meeting at the New Amsterdam Theater, Seventh Avenue and 42nd Street.
Woodward was, like Lancaster, lambasted for England's 1999 World Cup exit which came not long after the infamous Tour of Hell the year before, while Henry experienced a shock exit with New Zealand in 2007 before ending the All Blacks' 24-year wait for a second World Cup four years later.
He has assembled a spectacularly idiosyncratic libretto that draws not only on Dante's epic tour of hell, purgatory and paradise, but also on the Bible (fragments from Psalm 107 and Song of Songs), works by the 17th-century Dutch poet Joost van den Vondel and other sources.
