Far from imitating foreign plays, Molière created distinctly French characters based on an acute observation of social manners.
For any of this to work on a stage the actors must be willing to surrender to their own deception, and the ArcLight production has a first-rate cast that excels as an ensemble while creating distinctly individual characters.
"There's nothing sweeter than to come home to your home turf," says Jazzie B, founder of the 80s sound system that blended reggae with disco, soul and house to create distinctly British, hedonistic dance music.
Whereas historically American jazz has been based on tunes, swing and individual solos, EST create distinctly Scandinavian and atmospheric mini-tone poems, with modal harmonies and rock-style rhythmic motifs.The effect can be mesmerising, as on "Behind the Yashmak", conjuring the intense inner world of a Muslim woman.
Mr. Rivierzo raised his voice to be heard above the clack and hum of his concrete-floored workplace, where reels of film as wide as Hula Hoops twirled at 90 feet a minute through three projectors to create distinctly different movie experiences - from the comic antics of two cops to the persecution of Christ.
Indeed, after a brief downturn a few years ago ties are coming on strong again amidst a revival of tailored clothing, as well as an upsurge in interest among young consumers whose penchant for pairing non-traditional elements to create distinctly personal looks cries out for captivating neckwear.
Production designer Shepherd Frankel specifically set out to create distinctly different environments for the three employees and their respective bosses' homes and offices.
Musical styles from abroad have been merged with pre-existing Malagasy musical traditions to create distinctly Malagasy sounds with foreign roots.
Featuring detailed illustrations on how to create distinctly personal interiors including no-fail seating arrangements, prime places to install a highly styled vignette and mirrors as art. .
These variables create distinctly different streambed microstructures where E. tynerensis occurs (Fig. 4), which has major implications for the evolution of alternate life history modes.
