On Friday night you can catch a work-in-progress preview of Laura Checkoway and Neyda Martinez's feature-length documentary, "Lucky," which follows the dreams and difficulties of a young lesbian in the Bronx, before it makes its debut at festivals later this spring.
Reports suggest a massive avalanche low on the 29,000ft (8,848m) mountain caught a work party of local sherpas as they prepared the classic South Col route – followed by the peak's first ascensionists in 1953 – for fee-paying western climbers.
The next gray, dreary morning, however, found her waiting in Upper Montclair, N.J., to catch a bus to work.
That democracy lives, breathes and reacts in the minds and the lives of the people you catch a bus to work with every morning.
A young woman getting off a bus and trying to catch a taxi to work was grabbed by soldiers and thrown to the ground, before a group of people rescued her and tucked her into a passing vehicle.
He gets up early, skims the day's newspapers and then sometimes meets Mr. Axelrod in the lobby of his building to catch a ride to work from his boss, who lives just blocks away from his Logan Circle group house.
Over in Glasgow, at Tramway, on Sunday afternoon you can catch Albert Drive, a work in progress from Glas(s), a piece investigating the lives of the local community.
"Caught," a signature work of David Parsons of Parsons Dance, was performed for a dinner for International Olympic Committee delegates during New York City's bid for the 2012 Olympics.
We shared a bedsit, the coin-operated power regularly ran out, emergency hot water was supplied by a kind next-door neighbour and a hose through the window; there was no other safety net to catch a struggling Australian on a work visa.
Shakespeare lovers looking for an authentic rendering of an English classic should hotfoot it to Southwark to catch a memorable night's work.
It'll even wake you up before you get to your final stop, if you're on a long commute and decide to use the train ride to catch a quick nap before work.
