A compact sequence of four deftly characterized sections and an ending that looks back to its beginning, the work brought out the supplest, most affectionate playing the violinist Cho-Liang Lin and the harpist Bridget Kibbey could muster.
He is obsessed with Phish, too, and he likes to acknowledge his fans by playing affectionate tricks on them.
On a tribute website, family and friends wrote about the girl who excelled at sports and school plays; a "smart, fun, affectionate and loyal" person who bought sandwiches for homeless people and nursed sick friends.
On it, family and friends write about the "joiner" who excelled at sports and school plays; a "smart, fun, affectionate and loyal" girl who bought sandwiches for homeless people and nursed sick friends.
But I retained affectionate memories of that play from having seen it when I was a college student, at the Circle in the Square Downtown (in a production directed by Mr. Wilson's longtime colleague Marshall W. Mason).
They're still active pets that need a lot of play, and affectionate companions who demand attention.
Terry Johnson's last play was an affectionate tribute to Hitchcock.
"You become affectionate towards the characters you play," Mr. Ayoade said.
(Wilde, in "An Ideal Husband," introduces Lord Goring as the idlest man in London, but the remainder of the play belies this affectionate censure).
In its favor, Mr. Harrison's play has an affectionate, music-loving heart, and a human sunburst at its center, in the lovely form of de'Adre Aziza.
