"It's crisis directing," says Delamere, calling from the back of a cab taking him from the Latchmere to the Almeida.
In the drive toward energy crisis, direct ethylene glycol cells have received a great deal of attention, but its commercial development has been greatly restricted due to the lack of cost-effective anodic catalysts.
Some of the anger over the foreclosure crisis is directed at President Obama, who many say has not done enough to address the issue.
Clayton was at his best with psychological portraits of complicated women in crisis: he directed Simone Signoret to an Oscar in Room At The Top.
It was cold out there for a few years, despite two starring roles: one in an Edge of Darkness remake, and one in The Beaver, a domestic drama flop about an alcoholic in crisis – yup – directed by his friend Jodie Foster.
Our Brand Is Crisis is directed by David Gordon Green and inspired by a 2005 documentary of the same name that followed the work of James Carville's leading political consulting firm as it worked on Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada's campaign for president of Bolivia in 2002.
Second, in each case a human security crisis, such as natural disaster, ethnic conflict, intra- or inter-state conflict, or insurgency, threatened the health system and further, there was a global crisis response directed towards supporting the health system.
Particularly in times of political crises, direct democracy can provide an important function in offering channels for reactivating popular sovereignty as the fundamental value and force of democracy.
Lawrence Wright wrote and performs in "The Human Scale," about the crisis in Gaza, directed by Oskar Eustis, at 3LD Art & Technology Center (Oct . 2.
The new drama by Sharr White stars Laurie Metcalf as Juliana Smithton, a businesswoman beset by a medical crisis and is directed by Joe Mantello ("Other Desert Cities:).
