Robert Richmond, the associate artistic director of Aquila, who directs here, emphasizes speed and very broad interpretations of character.
Critical biography has had its share of failures: except in skillful hands, criticism clumsily intrudes upon the continuity of a life, or the works of the subject are made to yield doubtful interpretations of character, particularly in the case of literary figures.
You know what I love about this show … one of the many things I love is that, all the time, I hear interpretations of character behavior and plot moments and story and morals that we may or may not be actively trying to communicate.
"We propose that these findings emerge because the implied (rather than explicit) socio-cognitive complexity, or roundness of characters, in literary fiction prompts readers to make, adjust, and consider multiple interpretations of characters' mental states".
It presents viewers with several possible interpretations of characters and events and has generated feverish discussion among filmgoers as well as a surge of attention from Hollywood heavyweights like Steven Soderbergh.
In the arena of live action, fantasy television series Once Upon a Time regularly include live-action interpretations of characters including Snow White, the Evil Queen and Grumpy.
By contrast, Bryan Hitch's cover art on the British edition, which features hand-drawn illustrations of the book's characters, was called "counter-productive...[or] unnecessary" due to its graphical interpretations of characters that were deliberately written in prose only.
During his mid-20s, he was persuaded by Roger Bart — a friend who later found fame in Broadway's "The Producers" — to attend an acting workshop emphasizing the Method acting techniques of Sanford Meisner, who encouraged students to use improvisation exercises to arrive at more immediate and emotional interpretations of characters.
In between scenes, the poised actors discuss interpretation of character, making connections to contemporary politicians and histories of performance.
Together, the mayor and the senator tried to turn what even Republicans say is the mayor's biggest problem -- his temperament -- into a positive interpretation of character.
Günther was capable of the most extraordinarily sensitive characterization of surfaces, even when painted white; and this he combined with an interpretation of character comparable to the late Gothic sculptors, thus giving his figures a realism and immediacy that is almost uncanny.
