Her schoolfriend Julie has a series of misfortunes behind her, a minimum-wage old age stretching ahead, and nothing much to lose.
Ms. Antoine said that when she first read the play, which opens on Wednesday at 59E59 Theaters after a well-received run in Scarborough, she was somewhat daunted by the age stretch.
This megatrend towards healthy and active aging stretches far beyond healthcare and pharmaceuticals.
Flashes from his past life are yearningly played over and over, while we also see future ages stretching out to the crack of doom: communist, post-communist, and possibly post-capitalist set-ups emerging and decaying.
Our giddy gilded age is stretching the chasm -- and perhaps also the tensions -- between the haves and have-nots.
To dramatize this fall from grace, Tanner evokes a lost conservative golden age that stretched from Barry Goldwater to Ronald Reagan.
The second part of the book's title, which claims that pirate radio "made the information age", is stretching it.
Soderbergh was born in 1961 and so grew up with the shows of what is generally regarded, in both the US and UK, as the first golden age, which stretched from the early 1960s to around the mid-80s.
The episode suggests the degree to which the German cultural and intellectual tradition, particularly in the Romantic age, which stretched from Goethe and Schiller to Schopenhauer and Wagner, emboldened those who came to identify themselves as gay and lesbian.
That did not happen to Sullinger, whose attention to detail at a young age included stretching with rubber bands and making sure to apply ice afterward, crucial moves to preserve one's body.
