The celebrated Sidney Kingsley play "Dead End" played the Belasco, and in 1946 Marlon Brando gave a breakthrough performance in the now-forgotten Maxwell Anderson play "Truckline Cafe," directed by Clurman.
Ruth Wilson (most recently seen stealing 'Luther' from under Idris Elba's nose) gave a breakthrough performance, while Toby Stephens's Rochester was described by one critic as "more ironic than Byronic".
So, too, is the slightly sultrier voice of Ms. Powers, who gives a breakthrough performance here as the outraged Southern belle who sashays in and out of the proceedings, quivering with outrage in her slinky red satin and sniping, "Who cares about corn muffins?" The minor roles are wonderfully filled, too.
The arrival of MSG gave a breakthrough for the classification of clouds.
Motown moved the Jacksons to California, and in August 1968 they gave a breakthrough performance at a Beverly Hills club called The Daisy.
Newcomer Celine Buckens, who gives a breakthrough performance as young Emilie, had never ridden a horse before the film, but when we spoke with her, she seemed eager to ride again.
The system that gave a great breakthrough in the study of O2 accumulation in plants is the conditional flu mutant.
"Mr. Grassley did give a little to get a breakthrough," said an aide, who said the compromise was similar to one the senator floated earlier.
It is possible that a disastrous military intervention in Iraq, say, or another economic recession, or a catastrophic failure in the war against terrorism will give a Democratic candidate the electoral breakthrough they will need.
A decrease in inlet concentration gave an extended breakthrough curve, indicating that a higher volume of solution could be treated.
