They race along, caught between the stage (where, occasionally, they have been performed by Mr Muldoon and his band) and the page.
Winningham, as the free-associating Elizabeth, is impossible not to follow as she stalks the stage, caught between coherence and the void.
That tension is beautifully embodied by Tom Bateman, a commendably vigorous Florizel (the intended of Leontes's daughter, Perdita) in "The Winter's Tale," who reappears, hair slicked back, to play a stage manager caught between his fiancée (Kathryn Wilder) and the real love of his life — namely, the stage.
The unexpected connections made between these three are like the lightning that flares on stage, illuminating a China caught between change and tradition.
"Radio Macbeth," however, sometimes seems caught between a radio drama and a stripped-down staging.
In this staging, by Rosemary Dunleavy and Arch Higgins, we were ideally caught between Balanchine's mesmerizing mastery of changing geometric patterns and the image of bright, youthful graciousness embodied by each couple.
Animal H2 injured itself when caught between hurdles in the pen, which resulted in culling at an earlier clinical stage compared to the others.
The physicians and nurses were caught between providing a treatment that could be considered invasive and too burdensome for patients at this stage of the disease and refusing to give it, which could cause unbearable suffering for these patients.
CD: To set the stage for their dilemma, I wanted to show them in a situation where they were caught between an ideal vision and a practical situation.
He's caught between them.
