After a lifetime playing Cinderella, Pienaar's stoic maid is duly invited to the ball.
John Lloyd Young may have the role of a lifetime playing in the smash-hit Broadway musical "Jersey Boys".
The Coyotes have played through more adversity in three years than some franchises endure in a lifetime, playing without an owner, the money to chase big-name players and the certainty of where they would play the next season.
But Ergen's firm says Lifetime played foul by demanding a 76% license-fee jump, as well as a proviso to carry a third service.
Beck's goal over a lifetime playing music has been toward more human emotion, less reliance on any of the myriad technological gadgets available to him and other musicians.
A few years ago, he got what he probably thought was the role of a lifetime, playing Truman Capote in Infamous, a movie about the writing of In Cold Blood.
When the moment of death comes, many lifetimes play out with great intensity.
"It's the opportunity of a lifetime to play in the Olympics here and try and get a gold medal," he said.
Ingenious digital effects turn nostalgic and chatty home-town strolls into dreamlike adventures, but ultra-low-tech toys become Ruiz's tenderly exuberant metaphor for the surprising ricochets of an entire lifetime's play of memory.
Though Lahr writes that "this staging of 'Death of a Salesman' is the best I expect to see in my lifetime," the play's power was evident from the first Broadway production, with Lee J. Cobb in the lead and Elia Kazan directing.
