And its patron saints will be people like Caryl Churchill" - whose electrifying 2001 play, Far Away, I notice, is echoed in the Realism rehearsal room.
The spirit of his writing partner is never far away tonight – but Gervais echoes notwithstanding, Merchant showcases a distinctively geeky and fastidious comic persona.
Her predicament, one presumably faced by other recent immigrants or those with the ability to move easily and go far away from the madness, echoes what so many of us feel existentially.
Far away from Silicon Valley is another echo chamber in the Ivory Tower, except there's very little transparency there about how content and ideas spread.
That lament echoes as far away as the Ivory Coast.
Indeed, the pair are more vulnerable than at any time since 2009, with hardliners in parliament baying for them to be executed for their role in what the speaker calls a "spurious and deviant movement aligned to American and Zionist goals".The latest events may turn out to be a new start for the Green Movement or a feeble echo of events far away.
Opening track I Exhale has the sleazy ambience of David Bowie's Lodger, its "blah, blah, blah" motif echoing the "far, far, far, away" refrain of Red Sails.
He took her far away from Oxford, where the whispers still echoed; far away from Dodgson, who still lived across the street from her family home.
And the religious echoes are never far away.
It rocked downtown Jerusalem today and echoed across the city as far away as two miles or more.
For its 33rd year Chuck Davis's DanceAfrica celebration presents "African Rhythms/American Echoes," featuring companies from as far away as Zambia and as close as Bedford-Stuyvesant.
