"The Last Bridge," by Wendy Kesselman, a play with classical music and dance inspired by the life of Barbara Ledermann Rodbell, a Holocaust survivor, treads a precarious high wire.
She treads silently above all that, elegant and economical, precisely placing one foot in front of the other on the precarious high wire.
But Mark's maternal grandfather, Bill Crittenden, enjoyed dancing and music and, most unusually, dressing in costumes ranging from hobo to full drag, including precarious high heels.
Peter Gosselin probably didn't set out to explain the collapse of the Bush economic agenda in "High Wire: The Precarious Financial Lives of American Families".
Though musically more muted than the Blue Nile, Mid Air negotiates the same precarious high wire between euphoria and melancholy, realism and fantasy.
With the number of people with PhDs receiving public assistance at an all-time high, and the precarious existence of those without permanent positions, isn't postgraduate life difficult enough without dealing with inconsiderate rejections during the job search?
The generation coming of age in the 2010s faces high unemployment and precarious job situations, hampering their efforts to build a future and raising the risk of social unrest.
It was in covering the health care debate that year that Ms. Toner met her husband, Peter Gosselin, then a reporter for The Boston Globe and now chief economic correspondent for The Los Angeles Times and author of "High Wire: The Precarious Financial Lives of American Families".
Seeking sunshine, I stepped out onto the terrace and saw that the only beams of light were falling high on a precarious ledge.
The study area includes a region in the municipality of Rio de Janeiro, characterized by high population density, precarious domicile construction, and a general lack of infrastructure around it.
