Kathleen Supové, a pianist of flamboyantly stagey inclinations, is integral to "Removable Parts," a heartbreaking work inspired by people longing to become amputees.
Dedicated to "strengthening Israel's current and historic connection to Jerusalem", it was founded in 1986 by David Be'eri, who, "inspired by the longing of the Jewish people to return to Zion", left his elite army unit to set it up.
After returning to Karlsruhe from a trip to Wiesental in 1799, he began to write Allemannische Gedichte, inspired by a longing for his home.
They are subtle and bittersweet works, the first perhaps inspired by the divine longing of the Bridegroom in the Song of Songs, the second by the ancient association between art and the Roman god of wine and creative abandon.
There's a couple adopting a brood of kitchen lackeys on 'Beautiful', kids laughing 'without a whisper of care' and mothers asking for help on 'Wartime Prayers', clearly inspired by 9/11, with 'people longing for the voice of God hear lunatics and liars'.
The movie is intensely acted, with a sense of interior longing possibly inspired by Terrence Malick, but it is also sometimes contrived and straining self-consciously for dramatic mood and moment.
Then you'll be comforted in seeing the difference you've made and how you've brought love and happiness to others by the choices you've made, inspired by God, who put that longing in your heart in the first place.
Students are given the opportunity to work on a next iteration of Frankenstein AI, an immersive performance in which audiences helped create and conversed with an artificial intelligence in a universe deeply inspired by Shelley's vision of creation, isolation, and longing for connection.
The term tertiary did not originally evoke gender, but by the 13th century it usually referred to women, often of aristocratic background, who led a saintly life in a cenobitic setting but were inspired by humanitarian ideals rather than by a longing for sheer contemplation.
Two themes dominate all of Lazar's stories about growing up: fighting back and standing out from the crowd, and a longing for a richer, more genteel way of life, apparently inspired by summer visits to more prosperous relatives who lived in the country.
There is the horror of death combined with a Thanatos-like longing for its deliverance – one line in particular shows how Happy End has been inspired by the climactic moment of his previous film, Amour.
