It's a joyous, once-in-a-lifetime coalition of the kind that could only happen at Glastonbury.
There's a joyous anarchy once the monster enters Bernard's house: he does forward rolls, throws himself around the stage, greedily scoffs a plate of paper chips and peas, then leapfrogs over the telly.
Edward Morgan, a charismatic performer whose love for ballet finds expression in his small company's joyous classicism, once performed in the ultimate outdoor theater space, the amphitheater in Athens while on tour with the Joffrey Ballet.
In response, a once joyous but splintered opposition has been forced to come up with new strategies.
The District 2 schools, Alvarado insisted, were characterized by academic rigor, highly professional teachers and administrators, and an atmosphere at once joyous, serious, safe.
She particularly liked a YouTube video of a pianist named Aaron Diehl playing Fats Waller's "Viper's Drag precise, soulful, and joyous all at once.
For the chapel his colored shapes, balanced by simple black-and-white drawings, created a radiant space that is at once joyous and austere.
This is possibly Bening's best performance yet: the dinner scene where she and Ruffalo start duetting Joni Mitchell's "A Case of You" not only pinpoints a Californian generation, but manages to be subtly embarrassing and joyous all at once.
It's hard to ignore the mixed bag of emotions that once joyous day now conjures up.
"It's an inherently erotic landscape," said Mr. Rawlins, who found in Mr. Gifford's work motives and inspirations of a kind that were once considered joyous, until a plague came along and cloaked them with a shroud.
Often obese, strung out and clearly miserable with life and himself, the Wilson of the 70's and 80's stood in terrifying contrast to the joyous music he had once created.
