Each marshals light, air and the picture plane -- along with sundry props, if appropriate -- into serving as correlatives of character.
The other nurses call her Mummy, and she resembles a field marshal in light brown medical scrubs, charging forward, exhorting nurses to return to duty, inspecting food for patients, doing a dance for once-infected co-workers who live — "nurse survivors," she called them enthusiastically — and barking orders from the head-to-toe suit that protects her from her patients.
Translational table of findings about marshalling medicines, relations and emotions.
It isn't that Binet brings any major new information to light, but he marshals and deploys his materials with exceptional dramatic skill.
The forty-year-old London-based artist Haroon Mirza has made a name for himself as a brainy manipulator of sound and light, which he marshals to produce installations and elegantly jury-rigged sculptures.
Back in the day job he then marshalled Yorkshire's chase under lights with minimal fuss, completing the job with a driven four through extra-cover off the bowling of Adam Riley.
Taymor has a dynamic, painterly sense of space; she can marshal all the sensual elements of movement, light, and perspective into amazing stage pictures.
It stood under/behind lime-wood (i.e. a shield), under a light-coloured/light-weight shield, :where those mighty women marshalled their powers, and they send shrieking spears.
During the light photosynthetic reactions, more carbon can be fixed than can be productively marshalled for growth, and cells store this excess carbon in compact polymers such as starch.
For the play, McBurney, as is his standard habit, marshals an expert creative team -- set designers Merle Hensel and Rumi Matsui, costumer Christina Cunningham, sound designer Gareth Fry, lighting designer Paul Anderson, video artist Finn Ross and composer Honjoh Hidetaro.
