Directed by Adrian Dunbar, Beckett's doppelgangers (one dubbed Reader, the other Listener) were gauzily glimpsed behind a tight confessional mesh, their faces etched into timeless self-interrogation by the lone bulb above the small table at which they were seated.
Ms. Raimondo had a moment with her doppelganger on the red carpet.
Slowly and surely you'll find yourself ready to move on, and it's only natural that you'll want to steer clear of people who look like your ex's doppelganger; no one wants to have relationship PTSD on a Monday night B@1 date.
Jeyasingh's choreography elaborated that impression by channelling the gregarious sociability of Veronese's canvas into solos of vivid, sharp gestures and choppy rhythms, making each dancer look like a contemporary doppelganger of one of the painted figures.
A Felix the Cat-esque being encounters various doppelgangers in one drawing, each appearing to have an existential crisis at the sight of the other.
As well as solving crimes (he's a consultant for the LAPD, where he helps his insufferable oaf of a son close cases), he plays the oboe, is a nifty dancer, cooks a mean barbecue, has an evil doppelganger and wears one of the whitest moustaches on the box.
The antonym of doppelganger.' HL: One of the hauntings here is the haunting of Exit Ghost by The Ghost Writer.
Unlike, say, Michael Cera – his weedier, creepier doppelganger – he's one of those rare actors who can project real intelligence (not just fluency or intensity).
An incident during the run of The Lady in the Van, in which he appears, avec doppelganger, is characteristic: one night, Bennett 1 (Nicholas Farrell) was indisposed, so Bennett stepped in as himself.
Instead, she is a kind of Internet-era doppelganger, lost in one of the dark places of immigration law, where the only life at stake may be her own.
