The performers cross and recross the stage as if inspired, carrying or delivering gestures that suggest speaking, listening, yearning, seeking.
Mean it when you deliver gestures of affection.
An innocent gesture may be misinterpreted as a sign or hidden love or as a romantic advance from the one delivering the gesture.
Peer Steinbrück, the leading candidate for the Social Democrats, has appeared on the front cover of the Süddeutsche Zeitung (SZ) magazine delivering the gesture after being asked whether he minded having several negative nicknames.
He has effortless authority in standing and delivering mime gestures.
This includes Ms. Rocha, who delivers a gesture-for-gesture replication of Ms. Finneran's performance; Paul Fitzgerald, as Dotty's jealous younger lover; Kaitlin Hopkins, as the cheerful company busybody; John Horton, as an old pro with a hearing problem; and Carson Elrod and Mandy Siegfried as the young, struggling backstage managers.
Artaud imagined a theater that would be performed in the midst of a plague, in which actors would deliver each gesture with the urgency of someone being burned at the stake and signaling through the flames.
It's quiet when he's pitching, with little to note beyond the flow of strikeouts or pop-ups or ground balls, delivered without gesture or a change of expression, and the click of another passing inning is like someone closing a door in the next room.
But I'd bet, from my experience, that the biggest challenge for women would be about how to deliver a gesture that elicits a powerful sound without any kind of apology, and without any kind of associated negative reaction from the musicians".
The last time that Karen is seen on-screen, Streep delivers a gesture of a theatrical elegance that, I'd bet, was her own invention; it's of a piece with other theatrical inspirations that Schulman meticulously documents in his portrait of the rising star.
