Although much of the second act of the new production at the Long Wharf Theater takes place in shadowy darkness, with the candles onstage providing virtually the only illumination, the glow of feeling that pulses throughout this wonderful staging never dims.
As soon as the Sun sets, incandescent or fluorescent lights are turned on to provide artificial illumination, and cities glow brightly with the colourful fluorescent and neon lamps of advertisement signs.
But to get back to your question I'm not sure that apart from the sheer joy of attempting to be a Hamlet or a Lear, any female actor would be able to cast an especially glowing illumination into either of these parts.
White smells an agenda here: "We are truly meant to be excited about the liberation of creativity in the workplace," he writes, "and we are certainly meant to be excited that leading the way is the ever-enlarging world of neuroscience that has set aside old illusions about the Muses and put in their place the softly glowing illumination of the human brain firmly held in its creative harness".
Light pollution comes in many forms, including sky glow, light trespass, glare, and over illumination.
Under the proper illumination, the sample will glow.
By the end, sunlight from the windows ringing the space had dimmed into night, so that the sole illumination was the pale glow of the neon, also fading.
The lights are low, with a glow of illumination from the stage and static of voices, and then, as in the theatre, the room turns a shade darker, the talking subsides.
The 1939 W.P.A. Guide to New York City praised the "rude vitality" of the district, especially during its usual nighttime operations: "A weird spatter of lights provides illumination, and in the glow truck drivers, farmers, tally keepers and inspectors work at a swift pace.
Not all her paintings are equally convincing, but "First Light" and "Luna II" capture the cool glow of indirect illumination.
