WELL before the presidents of America and China sat down for dinner at the White House on the evening of January 18th, word went out from Barack Obama's people that the very smallness of this working supper marked a new intimacy in relations.
So let's begin this week's round-up in Wales, where landscape theatre specialists Wildworks are collaborating with Michael Sheen to create an epic piece of storytelling that takes place at various sites around the town and includes a Last Supper in a working men's club.
I dislike demotic, populist renderings of the Bible such as this modernised Passion play in which Michael Sheen as "the Teacher" addresses God (a figure standing atop some council estate scaffolding) as "Dad", uses Peter's three ham sandwiches to feed a multitude, and conducts the Last Supper in a working men's club.
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Every day the industrious same: wake, work, weights, treadmill, work, clarinet, work, supper, TV, sleep.
He let me go to work for supper money and streetcar tokens.
I work after supper– sending more emails, often to US-based colleagues, or doing two hours of prep for the morning's meetings.
Once when I was standing around on the set one day whining about something, we were going to work through supper, or the long hours or whatever, Tommy Lee Jones said to me, isn't it such a privilege, Meryl, just to be an actor.
Painting celebrity portraits made Lundberg a bit a celebrity herself, when she garnered buzz with The Lesbian Last Supper, a work replacing Jesus and the twelve apostles with famous openly gay women like Ellen DeGeneres, Portia de Rossi, Wanda Sykes, and Rosie O'Donnell.
