What they supply (apart from what is probably the best fight sequence, between Edgar and Edmund, ever staged - it rolls the action from floor to platform in ceaseless, hostile action) is more intellectually astute than consistently moving.
He writes about being thrown by his mother from a moving minibus taxi to escape kidnap; of the ceaseless smoke billowing from burning tyres across the townships; of having to sleep in a car, so poor that the family lived off mopane worms – brightly coloured caterpillars about which "even people who lived in Soweto would be like, 'Eh, no'".
In "Claire de lune," set to Debussy, the choreographer made use of similar extensions, spiraling her arms through the air so that the white folds of her costume (designed by Michelle Ferranti) moved in ceaseless, serpentine blooms, suffused in shifting colors by David Ferri's rich lighting.
The stuff of the universe, Lucretius proposed, is an infinite number of atoms moving randomly through space, like dust motes in a sunbeam, colliding, hooking together, forming complex structures, breaking apart again, in a ceaseless process of creation and destruction.
As the Kid, Mr. Rosenblatt gives a winning, funny and moving performance, imbuing the character with a native intelligence and good sense that are continually under siege from the self-doubt that is a byproduct of ceaseless mockery.
"Clam" barely moves at all, yet ceaseless shifts in instrumentation yield arresting combinations.
Or must you move on, in the ceaseless quest of finding home?
But many of those who passed by in a ceaseless flow blew kisses, or waved, or crossed themselves, or moved their lips in a silent prayer.
While the law moves at a snail's pace, industrial development is ceaseless and rapid.
I could not manufacture, control, or command my curiosity, be it for girls or stories; I could only obey it and move effortlessly, or deny it and struggle against its ceaseless current.
