There is a fascination in seeing Shaffer working within the expectations of the commercial West End – Five Finger Exercise is a drawing-room tragi-comedy, unfolding social and sexual tensions during a Suffolk family weekend.
Wright's piece, partly inspired by Brideshead Revisited, is told through the eyes of a disenchanted music journalist, and encompasses the fascination with the working class in the 90s, the moment that Britain held its breath for New Labour, and the subsequent feeling of political betrayal.
The fascination of working abroad and the benefits that came with it gave the initial boost.
In this category is Joe Fig, whose meticulous models of famous artists' studios are driven by an enduring fascination with the working lives of creative people.
With this fascination in mind, I started working for The Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies in Montreal, Canada.
Artists represented in the exhibition seem to have been entranced by New York's vertical lines, and nowhere is that fascination clearer than in works depicting the Brooklyn Bridge.
Can Brittany Murphy achieve in death the fascination that she failed mightily to attract in her working life?
Since Smale's proof in 1959 of the existence of such an operation the search for effective realizations of such eversions has triggered a lot of fascination and works in the math community.
A personal fascination in astronomy has also energized work at Microsoft.
Lehmann's fascination with biochar began in the late 1990s while he was living in Brazil, working on a project to heal the ravaged soil of the rainforest.
