In fact, the latest projections are so awful that they really do seem like the product of a fanciful imagination.
Each does a fine job, particularly Mr. Rivera, who wields a fanciful imagination both on the multiple masks this phantom owns and on many of the women's costumes.
In these and other amazing small works by Zeshin, wizardly craft, fanciful imagination and deep traditionalism combine to disproportionately big effect.
The paper also quoted acquaintances of Mr. Edwards who said he had a fanciful imagination that had led him to claim falsely in the past that he was deaf and that he had obtained a role in the movie "Jaws".
His learning and fanciful imagination came together in his next novel, The Magus, in 1966 which was a stupendous success, especially in the US where it became one of the great mega-cult novels of the burgeoning campus readership.
Still, it was one moment in 1972, while he was honeymooning in Scotland, that the common matter of myth and science coalesced for Rines in a way that not even his own fanciful imagination could have conceived.
That Vila Natal and its inhabitants clearly exist solely in the fanciful imagination of their creator only adds to the haunting quality of their family secrets and doomed loves, their exotic cocktail of gothic plot twists and subjects like sex and class struggle.
Nonetheless, admirers of Ms. Ruhl's fanciful imagination and flair for surreal imagery, given free rein in plays like "The Clean House" and "Eurydice," will be gratified to know that she imbues her heroine, Mrs. Givings, with a penchant for flights of lyric fantasy and a tendency to speak her thoughts almost before she has formulated them.
However, that doesn't make them nonnourishing or the evening unsatisfying; Mr. Kushner's fierce liberal conscience (he's Arthur Miller's heir, in that regard), colossally fanciful imagination and virtuosic gift for composing verbal arias are too much in evidence for that.
