She dressed in a dark blue shift, and a gauze veil, lined her eyes with kohl (which protected her eyelids from sunburn, as well as emphasizing her eyes) and dyed her hair black, wearing it, with the help of hairpieces, in two long plaits to the ground.
Mr. Gilbert, intent on illuminating the Webern work's Romantic spirit, focused on its roiling textures; its dark, shifting coloration; and an undercurrent of emotional intensity.
At times she seems to be morphing into light or, at one point, being edged toward the boundary of her rectangular world by dark, shifting shapes.
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Her black-costumed dancers appear first as a dark shifting mass, individuals discernible only as a pale pattern of faces and outspread hands.
The scale of this work was huge: 64 dancers matched against the orchestral forces of Adès's score, and Pite matched it with exultant skill, her choreography moving in dark shifting masses, roiling waves and great scattered configurations.
The program includes Forsythe's "Rearray," a fragmented, improvisational pas de deux for Guillem and Massimo Murru (of La Scala); "Bye," a playful solo by the Swedish dancemaker Ek; and a dark, shifting pas de deux from Jiří Kylián's 2002 work "27'52"." David H. Koch 63rd St. and Columbus Ave.
I had also too often risen at four a.m. in chill and dark, shifted from foot to foot in the boredom of endless retakes far into the night.
Taken together, our data strongly support that the fraction of PIN2-eGFP accumulated in vacuoles after the light-to-dark shift was derived from the PM via endosomal vesicles.
