Judged by strictly naturalistic standards, the flurry of revelations and coincidences that wrap up the double story may seem implausible.
The "double story," which mandates that a show must possess an ethical dimension, is DR's other cherished precept.
We have to work hard to get it, searching in the gaps for what Julius calls "a double story".
But if you look at his face in the concert movies or even just on the DVD covers, you can see the real story, a double story.
Such ambiguity is the native language of ballet, and in "Concerto DSCH" Ratmansky speaks it again, telling us the old, true, double story.
I had to wonder, when the killer started posting screeds to the Internet on global warming and the exploitation of labor, whether I was seeing some sort of meta-critique of the double story.
After two decades at the factory, Mr. Kumar, who now makes 22,000 rupees ($367) a month, bought a modern double story house in one of the newly built housing complexes in Dharuhera.
The book is the double story of childhood summers on Barnegat Bay and the adult diseases that have resulted from them, as Ms. Antonetta learns that her marshy childhood playground was an industrial chemical dumping ground.
Stadium: A Building that Renders the Image of a City tells a double story of that 1979 event in Santiago de Chile: that of a building, with its dissimilar and even contradictory past uses, and that of a city, with its atomised housing underpinning an unequal development.
