The bold rhythmic dislocations in the finale counter the surface humor.
News of wrenching dislocations in the car industry arrive daily: automobile sales are at a 10-year low.
Mr. Rhoads accentuates the dislocations in the play by casting two of its roles not just against type but also against gender.
He added: "At an industry level, the Bank of England initiative will help ease some of the current market dislocations in the UK and HSBC welcomes the announcement".
"We were looking to get out of the business, but because of dislocations in the business, that is not the case now," he acknowledged in a conference call.
Too sharp a move, the government says, could create huge dislocations in the country's coastal factory zones, which employ tens of millions of migrant workers.
Susan Choi, whose quietly skillful first novel, "The Foreign Student," recounted dislocations in the life of a young Korean translator, could not have timed the arrival of her second any better.
Bank of America, considered a bellwether for the banking industry because it has branches across the country, said "significant dislocations" in the capital markets sent third-quarter profits down 32percentt.
"It's an unusually objective witness to what we've been through -- two world wars, massive dislocations in the Depression, the ever-present question of race, that is to say, minstrelsy and Jim Crow and lynchings and all of that.
This often causes significant dislocations in the after-hours markets.
There were no bearing dislocations in the RP group.
