We saw leopard prints tweaked by Current/Elliott in multicolor neon, splatter prints from a collaboration between the designer Calla Haynes and April77 (she wore a pair to her Lincoln Center presentation), houndstooth from J Brand and a botanical print from Alexander Wang that's a cool not-so-junior-looking floral option.
Minor inconsistencies included differences in title, authors, research center, presentation of all outcomes (p-value, confidence interval, Pearson), and authors' interpretation of data (conclusion).
And yet there must be room onstage for drag and its off-center presentation, or else we'll end up with a theatre of conformity — the kind, for instance, that didn't question the cross-dressing in two Shakespeare productions staged by the Globe's troupe of all-male players, starring Mark Rylance, on Broadway in 2013.
A within-subjects ANOVA (factors: target modality visual vs. auditory, center-aligned vs. center-shifted presentation, and nontarget duration different vs. equal) confirmed that there was indeed a significant difference between the target modalities, F 1, 37) = 119.44, p <.001.
This analysis revealed that when target stimuli are visual, there are significant effects both of center-aligned versus center-shifted presentation, F 1, 9) = 27.74, p <.001, and of difference versus no difference in auditory nontarget durations, F 1, 9) = 160.75, p <.001.
The evening began with the American Music Center's presentation of letters of distinction to both him and Mr. Martins.
The contribution supported the center's presentation of the Bolshoi Ballet last year and a concert version of "Carmen Jones" last month that featured Vanessa Williams and was conducted by Plácido Domingo.
And don't get me started on the Lincoln Center Festival presentation of the Globe Theatre's Merchant of Venice, which brought new layers of depth and meaning to the characterizations and the story.
The Center Stage presentation of "One Night in Miami," which will be directed by Kwei-Armah, is a co-production with the New Jersey Performing Arts Center and the Classical Theatre of Harlem.
The Center Stage presentation is a co-production with Kansas City Repertory Theatre featuring the director, Eric Rosen, and three of the actors involved in that company's recent staging of the piece.
All of the published abstracts had at least one minor inconsistency (title, authors, research center, outcome presentation, conclusion), while 65% had at least major inconsistencies (study objective, hypothesis, study design, primary outcome measures, sample size, statistical analysis, results, SD/CI).
