Her energy is directed out, not in.
As he set to work on the second act, Mr. Petronio looked for ways to create a movement vocabulary that would be distinct from the bold extensions of the first: "I was thinking, 'If my work is about inventing ways to direct energy out into space, what would I do if I stopped doing that?' " The answer came from Crunch, the gym where he used to train with a boxing instructor.
Directed by Rob Marshall, "Into the Woods" is out on Dec. 25.
And in the decade since "Boyz N the Hood," Ice Cube has branched out into producing, directing and screenwriting; this fall, he plays the lead role in "Barbershop," which centers on a group of South Side Chicago barbers and their customers and also features the rapper Eve.
After Communism ended in Hungary, Orban directed his notoriety into carving out a political career as leader of the conservative-nationalist Fidesz party.
A likeable appearance on Jamie's Dream School on Channel 4 earlier this year teaching kids photography probably introduced him to a wider audience, but his ambition seems to be to branch out into film; he directed a short called Perfect in 2003, and co-directed a full-length feature about London gangsters called The Lives of the Saints in 2006.
Interviewed in November last year by New York magazine following his directorial debut with Rosewater, he was asked if branching out into directing was an expression of his frustration at the limits of tackling major issues through comedy, particularly The Daily Show.
The actress also branched out into directing, with projects including Little Man Tate in 1991 and last year's The Beaver, starring Mel Gibson.
Directed by J.J. Abrams, "Star Trek Into Darkness" is out in theaters on May 17 , 2013
Direct (out-of-pocket) costs for public or private services and indirect (opportunity) costs can trigger a spiral into (deeper) poverty for many families.
