Directed by Sarah East Johnson, this troupe -- Ms. Johnson, five other women and 10-year-old twin sisters -- will offer the world premiere of "Glimmer," a work intended to be as intriguingly metaphysical as it is rigorously physical.
I couldn't find any hope.' To Larry Clark's credit, there is always a glimmer of hope in his work, the fleeting chance of redemption.
This is Rudy's story; he's a beleaguered businessman whose glimmer of pleasure outside his work comes from the awakening of urbane cultural pleasures and interests, ones that his first wife, Terry, mocks to his face.
When the three-year ban expired, he returned to the ring, in October 1970, with a three-round stoppage of Jerry Quarry in Atlanta, Georgia, although observers could already detect a glimmer of unease about his work.
Yet despite the torrent of negative headlines surrounding the election, Miller does see a glimmer of hope in his work.
Let's talk about what that first appointment with a fertility specialist is like, before you've started any three letter acronyms (IUI, IVF) with a glimmer of hope they might work.
It won't work for everyone, of course, but I think this does suggest a glimmer of hope on the vexed work-life see-saw.
And we saw a glimmer of that, too, when Sudeikis worked with Paul Brittain in the "Lord Wyndemere" sketches.
Berhe and Reta, two of the aid workers shown, work for A Glimmer of Hope — not for Relief Society of Tigray, or REST.
5. Clint Eastwood for the Best Director award in 1994 Magnificently un-awed by the whole business, Clint sounds faintly tired and bored by the task, waiting with the merest glimmer of irritation for the teleprompter to work properly and then resignedly giving up.
