In 1949, the New York Times critic Bosley Crowther seemed slightly puzzled by this "new mad comedian," "his idiocy," "the harrowing features of his face" and "the squeak of his vocal protestations".
"A Special Edition of 20/20: The Perfect Storm" will feature "harrowing stories of determination by those caught in the storm's path".
The brothers were also in Lower Manhattan on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, making what was supposed to be a documentary about a rookie firefighter, but which became the Emmy-winning "9/11". The film was broadcast on CBS six months after the attacks and featured harrowing footage from ground zero.
The ways that children perceive -- and confuse -- fantasy, reality and causality are explored in Julie Talen's "Pretend," a harrowing, dazzling feature that will be shown on Saturday.
The feature was harrowing to write but had a strong impact on readers: "I'm glad I was so brutally honest and open about the condition, as I had so many responses from women who had suffered similar experiences".
A "TV insider" has told them it will be shown pre-watershed, even though it features "two harrowing childbirth scenes".
This funny, harrowing dramatic fable, which features a four-member ensemble led with spectacular style by Mr. Murray and Marian Seldes, is as explicit and concise a statement of what Mr. Albee believes as he is ever likely to deliver.
This funny, harrowing dramatic fable, which features a four-member ensemble led with spectacular style by Brian Murray and Marian Seldes, is as explicit and concise a statement of what Edward Albee believes as he is ever likely to deliver.
The trial, which started in late September and featured sometimes harrowing testimony from 55 witnesses, centered on the legal question of whether a driver can be proved to be too tired to responsibly get behind the wheel, an effort hampered by the lack of obvious measures like a blood-alcohol test for drunken driving or cellphone records for distracted driving.
Since its tentative reopening in 1998, the theatre has hosted nearly all the world's great companies, giving us regular access to Pina Bausch – including the recent revival of her terrifying Rite of Spring, danced on a carpet of dark earth; and a retrospective season of William Forsythe, featuring the harrowing descent into death and bereavement, You Made Me a Monster.
