The story Lisa Bonchek Adams told — the story of her own leave-taking — was ultimately a fearless form of memoir, with Twitter as her tool.
Though Artaud's theories – and Castellucci's application of them – have little to do with outright sadism and are more about forging an all-engulfing, painfully immediate and blindly fearless form of total theatre, there can be little doubt that he understands the cathartic power of outrage.
It's one to which different companies bring their own musicality, but I love the Royal's layering of modernist snap and romantic melt – especially when headed by Cuthbertson and Marianela Nuñez on fearless, elegant form.
After listening to their second album, It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back, it dawned on me that a fearless new form of rap, created and led by Chuck D, had come into existence.
Most researchers stick to their own disciplines, but Dr. Hauser was fearless in forming collaborations with leaders in other fields.
From her early screenplays (Talent, Happy Since I Met You, Nearly a Happy Ending) to Wood and Walters, the brilliant Dinnerladies, Acorn Antiques: The Musical!, the Bafta-winning Housewife, 49 and, more recently, That Day We Sang, she dominated British culture for 30 years – a vital twist in the golden thread of funny, fearless women who formed the backbone of 80s and 90s comedy.
Irreverent, fearless, funny and on form.
For a work so fearless in its final form, it stands to reason that getting there was a tumultuous ride with a lot at stake, but what he's done seems to have been largely accepted by those within his immediate circle.
Throughout history, revolutionaries often fit the form of fearless activists who stood on the front lines to forge change.
?uestlove of the Roots – a man fearless enough to consider forming a band with Winehouse a year before her death – plays on the beautiful 2003 out-take, Halftime.
But Glover's fearless virtuosity also sparks off other forms of music, including jazz.
