The comedy may have generated fewer hearty laughs this season as its cast confronted issues like unwanted pregnancy and cancer, but the more serious direction expanded the audience, said its star, Sarah Jessica Parker.
The cast confronting David.
The decisive choices that I've been able to make, I've experienced as dives, leaps into the void, with moorings cast off, confronting defeat or at least acceptance, in the contrary case, of the grave and perilous consequences that failure would entail.
Pence was booed by fellow theatergoers as he tried to find his seat, and the cast publicly confronted him and his divisive policies after the show. .
For the first time since casting off, I was confronted with two undeniable facts on live radio: The three little snowflakes in the back seat of my car weren't always perfect; and my methods of managing their behavior were, if nothing else, based on little more than instinct.
The Bush administration's definition of the challenge that America confronts has been cast largely in semireligious terms.
And instead of getting plaudits at the World Economic Forum's annual summit in Switzerland, wherever they went British ministers were confronted by economists casting doubt on British policy.
That night, Guy Myhill, the writer-director of The Goob, a film about a teenage boy with an abusive stepfather and trapped in rural poverty, was flicking through 50 photos emailed in by casting agents when he was confronted with Walpole's face.
The U.S. spawned the problem that Japan confronts today -- how to cast off the constitutional albatross.
Britain's population is ageing, but how old is really old? 65? 75? 90? Inspired by the experiences of older people from Bradford, this immersive show puts eight people aged 60 to 82 on stage alongside a professional cast and tries to confront the fears and assumptions made by us and policymakers around old age.
