They are about the convergence of collective anxieties (all men are looking for arm candy, all women expect too much) and specific idiosyncratic realities in the form of unzipped characters who speak directly to the audience's own fantasies and fears via dialogue that is often funny and sometimes very poignant.
The characters live in the author's understanding approach to them, more than in his description of their physical realities or idiosyncratic traits; but by constructing (or reconstructing) dialogue from sentences used in their letters, he gives authentic voice to their different temperaments and a convincing quality to their repartee.
Revealing bizarre and surreal characters in a dizzyingly corrupt and cynical system, Nothing is True and Everything is Possible reflects the reality of an idiosyncratic modern Russia.
(Rooney) 'Ionescopade' (previews start on Monday; opens on Feb. 2) First performed in 1974, this "musical vaudeville" is culled from the plays and poetry of the Theater of the Absurd pioneer Eugène Ionesco, viewing the world's realities through the prism of idiosyncratic humor.
The second Kaufman is the subject of "On Creating Reality, by Andy Kaufman," an engrossing, idiosyncratic exhibition at the Maccarone gallery in the West Village.
Dr. Schwartz has brought together a diverse body of work by contemporary artists, who "question, joust, harass and attempt to use their art to force us to confront reality in ways that are idiosyncratic and often disturbing," she says.
In reality, though, scientists are as idiosyncratic, incompetent, and irresponsible as people in any industry.
To see how his idiosyncratic humor has changed, how he twists reality further to stretch our imagination.
His response, as a feisty, idiosyncratic schoolboy was to set out to rearrange reality.
But in this idiosyncratic history his senses of humor, proportion and ultimately, reality, appear to have been betrayed by a furious sense of purpose.
