This evolution is of a piece with how Ms. Edson, a public schoolteacher in Atlanta, has built "Wit," her only play to date.
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In the earlier books, Dickens wrote out of brilliant improvisation (Slater is riveting on the evolution of Oliver Twist out of a piece that was essentially a Boz sketch), but from Dombey and Son on, they were meticulously planned.
They also allow for slight variations that shape the evolution of the piece, making for a different work each time.
Examining the performances individually as well as collectively, I will discuss the merits and setbacks of each, both with regard to technical and aesthetic considerations, as well as provide a narrative for the evolution of the piece between performances.
Mr. Stone's daughter, Olympia Stone, a filmmaker, has been chronicling the evolution of the piece for her documentary "The Cardboard Bernini," which she hopes to complete this summer.
I think about halfway along in the evolution of this piece, I felt the mermaid working her way in, and I recalled this scene I'd tinkered with years before — the lounge singer — and now I realize the initial impulse came from that tinkering, which actually happened in the mid-seventies.
The author of a piece on the evolution of the specific institutional structure of the financial sector in the United States from 1980 to 1990, for example, even if well-written and firmly grounded in theory, would find it difficult to publish in any of the "top" journals.
I've been running with Garmin for years – the Fenix 2 is my current favorite – and it's been fascinating to see the evolution of these pieces from the hotel-soap-sized 305 to is bright and beastly watch.
