And his suburb, however drab and uniform it may look, is not a wasteland but, at least for its young inhabitants, a fertile playground.
Her imagination is one huge, fertile playground, and for her, with actors, there's really only one question: How far can you go, what's available to you, as a performer?
It was in this fertile playground that Richard developed his project of becoming a living archive of Martha Graham, the grand doyenne of American modern dance.
Maybe Wright and Dixon do not want to stray too far from the fertile Northeast playgrounds, from Philadelphia and New York, where they have recruited so well.
Flattened during the second world war, Rotterdam has served as a fertile architectural playground for the last 50 years, partly egged on by Hans Mentink, the politician in charge of planning in the 1970s, who called for "architecture with some life in it".
In Pamela Druckerman's "Bringing Up Bébé," the playground forms a fertile backdrop for her pop-sociological observations about child-rearing, French vs. American style.
By Alexandra Lange July 6 , 2012In Pamela Druckerman's "Bringing Up Bébé," the playground forms a fertile backdrop for her pop-sociological observations about child-rearing, French vs. American style.
Electronic mainstays like the Sonar Festival and Playground magazine grew out of its fertile soils, and clubs like Razzmatzz, Bloc, and KER cultivate the scene.
He converts the palace harem into a playground and helps fund and provide for the education of children; to grow crops, he creates fertile land for tilling the soil.
As universal pre-K nearly becomes the standard across the country and pre-schools talk more about their academic philosophy than their playground, parents are trying to get their kids into the right programs to help nurture all those fertile synapses developing in their brain.
