The language then was clay, figures fired in sections in her kiln and reassembled into standing or floor pieces of great drama and technical finesse.
The program, a busy mix of lecture room and legend, costume drama and technical information, carries us from the Greek city states to the Chinese empire, from the fall of Rome to the fall of Constantinople, from the English civil war to the American Civil War, from World War I to Hiroshima, right up to yesterday's carnage in Rwanda and Bosnia, with many other cruel stops along the way.
The newly combined school will serve approximately 1,300 students in 2010, offering a curriculum designed to prepare students for professional careers in creative writing, dance, drama, music, technical theater, and visual art.
Senate Bill 912, which would exempt certain agricultural vehicles from certain requirements, comes up—and a small technical drama ensues.
Anne Washburn's drama, set during technical rehearsals for a new play, is a sad and loving elegy to the creation of live performance.
For all its undoubted immediate majesty, drama and revolutionary technical accomplishments, however, the more I think about The Wall, the more it ultimately feels like a bit of a letdown.
Apart from the technical drama of electoral cycles, citizens must agree on the "rules of the game" for deciding how their country is managed.
At one extreme is the cool expertise that detaches him from the technical dramas of the choreography.
This course aims to "set the record straight" and deconstruct these medical dramas into the technical and non-technical skills involved in handling medical emergencies.
