And it's exactly this narrative that the pianist ANY, a member of the collective, refutes in their interview with Africa is a Country.
Feynman's work on quantum theories and particle behavior isn't exactly breezy narrative material, but still you'd like to learn a little something, especially in a play about a guy who was supposed to have been a great teacher.
When you look at his classic works in Oslo's National Gallery and the Munch Museum, you can follow them, not as a narrative exactly, but as a spiritual autobiography he called the Frieze of Life.
I always have a problem reaching a precise comprehension of Costello - I once spent a whole evening working out exactly what the narrative was in Watching The Detectives, and I wasn't even stoned.
A good film, Stephen Frears's "The Queen," has been made about these events, and "A Journey" almost exactly duplicates the narrative of that film: Blair in tune with the popular mood, the Royal Family isolated, the public growing angrier, and then, eventually, the Royals taking Blair's advice and making a public display of grief.
The tension between directorial authority and the performers' inner imperatives is palpable throughout, and is dramatized all the more jaggedly in the videos-within-the-film, as outbursts threaten the very texture of the narrative exactly as they disrupt the lives of the house's residents.
It's hard to trace exactly where each narrative comes from.
And according to the sisters, things went down in a way that does not exactly match the narrative widely dispersed about them.
There were exactly 101 slave narratives written by fugitive slaves between 1760 and 1865 and another 101 published after 1865.
His "Maya the Dream" (1972), done in rich umber and emerald green, combines figures, landscape and abstraction, modern styles and ancient narratives, exactly the mix that, in varying formulations, made him and his colleagues the path-clearers they were and are.
