In the darkness, empty, intersecting frames covered in glowing phosphorescent paint fill the gallery space, and illuminate it as though it were a virtual, computer-generated atmosphere.
With the old town and the cliffs illuminated, it was as atmospheric as Prague with a hint of Paris's Left Bank.
That niche may end up being as much about filling the social needs of the community as illuminating it artistically.
Yet Branagh's interpretation of the Melancholy Dane is in keeping with his entire approach to the play: to illuminate it and make it as accessible as possible to the best of his considerable abilities as a director, adapter and actor.
"When you know that the whole world is illuminated, it's as if you are somehow put into prison for God knows what sin or what mistakes," said Lika Basilaia, an investigative journalist featured in "Power Trip," speaking by phone from Tbilisi.
It exists for a gospel singer like Ms. Doolittle to infuse it with belief, illuminate it within, and as the cliché has it, take it to church, which is exactly what Ms. Doolittle did.
Also looking strong is Louisville, Ky., a city whose low foreclosure rate--only 1.15% of homes are in foreclosure, half the national average--illuminates it as one of the cities least affected by this aspect of the dramatic housing market collapse of the past three years.
Alive with incident and unforgettable characters, it sparkles and illuminates as brilliantly as it entertains.
The far side is often inaccurately called the "dark side", but in fact, it is illuminated as often as the near side: once per lunar day, during the new moon phase we observe on Earth when the near side is dark.
"Both Directions at Once" is different; it's moving and illuminating, as it fills in some of the background and middle range of Coltrane's career, but it doesn't hold a place in the foreground of his career or his discography.
