If it is the most thorough re-enactment I can remember, it is also the blandest".
If she wants a full re-enactment, I'm available.
Watching the Town Hall re-enactments, I was especially taken with an inspired routine that reverses the conventions of the David Storey-style kitchen-sink drama (of the artistic son returning to his working-class parents), but that one was new to me.
He sought no mercy and accepted his fate: "If it is deemed necessary that I should forfeit my life," he said, and "mingle my blood" with "the blood of millions in this slave country whose rights are disregarded by wicked, cruel and unjust enactments, I say, let it be done".
Since the work is reproduced below with Dennis' accompanying text describing the work's process and intent, I won't belabor description of the work except to comment that it's one of the most apt enactments I've yet seen of the enculturation bestowed by a father on his son, and the inevitable if innocently unconscious narcissism that bonds them.
The present results showed the absence of enactment effect, i.e. a positive difference between the proportions of enacted vs. observed (visually and verbally encoded) items in individuals with AS.
His case struck me as a real-life enactment of I, Daniel Blake.
While ruling in a case where a 15 year old willingly eloped with and married a 22 year old man, the judge held that criminalising such behaviour would not serve the purpose of the enactment (TOI 2013).
The most awkward, in Act I, is a Pastorale duet (tremulously sung), interpolated from the Tchaikovsky opera "Queen of Spades," accompanying a re-enactment of the Pirlipat story, done by Drosselmeier's dolls for Clara.
We're only five minutes into a four-hour epic historical re-enactment and I estimate around 89 per cent of viewers have thought "oh stuff this" and turned over to Countryfile to enjoy the gentle vibes of John Craven cuddling a lamb in the Wye Valley.
