But Mr. Burke, in a play that became the hit of last year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe, collected their stories and gave them voice in "Black Watch," a tapestry of battlefield fire and memory that opens on Oct. 23 (with previews beginning Saturday) at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn for a three-week run.
To me Fire Island sounds like a great tapestry of diversity, and that's going to be really fun".
All are furnished with antiques, oak panelling, tapestries, open fires and roll-top baths, and supplied with flowers, chocolates and complimentary champagne.
Its eight lavish suites are furnished with antiques, tapestries, open fires and roll-top baths, and are supplied with flowers, chocolates and champagne (Castlehill; suites from £325).
It houses the Cathedral School, which was closed yesterday because of the fire; a homeless shelter; social service programs; and a tapestry restoration workshop.
On Dec. 18, 2001, fire gutted the north transept, ruining two 17th-century tapestries hanging in the adjoining crossing, blackening whole swaths of the cathedral (including the colorful baptistry) and rendering the great organ unplayable.
Told from multiple perspectives, Clegg's novel creates a rich tapestry of characters whose lives intersect around the fire.
Two storage rooms with modernist oil paintings suffered fire damage, as did a wing of traditional art that included tapestries, paintings and carvings.
Even if you discount the rich tapestry of hate speech that probably should get you fired, social media generates a million sackable offences every day.
+ The surviving scraps of one of Britain's greatest tapestry collections are going on display for the first time since the devastating fire that almost burned it down 90 years ago.
