Written by Stephanie Fleischmann with moody, driving music by Christina Campanella, "Red Fly" — woven together with lyrical monologues, otherworldly videos and an ingeniously eerie set design by Jim Findlay — is a purposefully elusive work, a poetic meditation in which the hero, Clarissa, says pointedly, "Look closer". It's advice worth taking.
Written by Stephanie Fleischmann with moody, driving music by Christina Campanella, "Red Fly" — woven together with lyrical monologues, otherworldly videos and an ingeniously eerie set design by Jim Findlay — is a purposefully elusive work, a poetic meditation in which the hero, Clarissa, says pointedly, "Look closer".
But the best of all of his late political plays is Ashes to Ashes (1996), a hauntingly elusive work that starts with a man's nagging enquiries about a woman's lover but almost imperceptibly opens up to admit Auschwitz, Bosnia and the whole landscape of 20th-century atrocity.
Consider a recent, somewhat elusive work by Richard Prince, his facsimile version of the first edition of J.D. Salinger's The Catcher In The Rye.
It is illegal for adult Syrians to work in Jordan without a costly and elusive work permit, though many do so anyway, especially in low-skill sectors, earning about a third of what Jordanians make, according to one source, or sometimes next to nothing at all if employers refuse to pay.
An incipit has been added to F 15.29, the "Duresse de frescobaldi" in the Oldham MS. Bruce Gustafson kindly provided us with a transcription of this elusive work.
The water piece is not what one might expect, but a short (two-minute) and elusive work, like some modern version of an Italian Renaissance ode to water.
Janacek was an early enthusiasm for Mr. Biss, and he gave a rhapsodic account of this elusive work, which alternates spiraling, misty outbursts with staggered phrases of elegiac melodies.
Chasing Elusive Work An African-American man who never completed high school, Mr. Pelzer has suffered a steady erosion of working opportunities.
